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· Kazuo Ueda, Governor of the Bank of Japan (Japan)

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ContextSpeech by the Governor of the Bank of Japan to business leaders of the Tokai region in Nagoya.

Why it mattersRead as a signal of a possible rate increase, after the Governor gathered firms' views on wages.

Problems raised
  1. Japan's exporters were exposed to US tariffs.
  2. The outlook was uncertain.
  3. Regional economies depend on exports.
Solutions proposed
  1. Listen closely to regional business leaders.
  2. Adjust policy as the baseline becomes more likely.
  3. Watch US policy developments.
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