According to King Ten, Bank of Japan Executive Director Yoshiko Shimizu said that the Bank expects the inflation rate to be around 2% in the next few years, which means that the Bank of Japan will not necessarily raise interest rates and will maintain a very loose monetary environment for a period of time. . Shimizu Yoshiko believes that growth will accelerate and the focus in the future will be how to revive the economy. The outcome of wage negotiations is the main reason for adjusting monetary policy, as the Bank of Japan is more confident that it can achieve its 2% price target in the next few years. In addition, it plans to continue purchasing Japanese government bonds of the same size for a period of time.