According to TechFlow, on September 24, according to Jinshi Data, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said that given the high uncertainty facing the current economy and prices, the Bank of Japan must implement monetary policy flexibly rather than follow a fixed schedule.

Kazuo Ueda pointed out that Japan's real interest rate is still in a deep negative range, which continues to stimulate economic growth and drive up prices. He said that if the economic and price trends are in line with the forecasts of the central bank's quarterly outlook report, it will consider raising interest rates. In particular, when trend inflation rises as expected, raising interest rates will become an appropriate choice.