BoJ board members see hope in wages and oil prices – June minutes

Hopeful signs balanced against falling inflation expectations and weak sentiment

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The Bank of Japan

Members of the Bank of Japan's policy board pointed to wages and oil prices as hopeful signs of a forthcoming turnaround in inflation, according to the minutes of the board's June meeting.

"Some" members highlighted the effects of a third consecutive year of wage increases, which had spread even to smaller firms, the minutes said. Another member said price rises would likely accelerate in the latter half of the fiscal year as crude oil prices continued to rise and labour market conditions were

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