According to Wu, the summary of the opinions of the members reviewed at the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting in December indicates that the current financial policy mainly maintains the status quo and needs to dynamically adjust the easing measures based on economic and price data. Domestically, the focus is on wages, service prices, and consumption trends, while overseas attention is on the new U.S. administration's policies and changes in the financial market. Although the risk of rising prices has increased, it has not reached the urgency required for interest rate hikes; the future pace of rate increases needs to consider economic goals and risk assessments comprehensively.