BoJ's Masu says he does not think the BoJ is behind the curve and need to monitor the impact of FX on inflation

The BoJ's Masu indicates a cautious stance, suggesting that while current policies remain appropriate, there's an ongoing assessment of FX impacts on inflation.

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  • Timing of rate hikes to neutral is not predetermined.
  • Not suggesting food price moves need immediate action.
  • Watching food inflation beyond rice prices.
  • Policy should be carefully guided to keep underlying inflation around 2%.
  • True that Japan's negative real interest rate is likely behind rises in property prices.
  • Past pace of rate hikes will not be any guide to the future pace of hikes.
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His comments imply no immediate need for action, which may contribute to the stability of the JPY but could carry implications for inflation expectations and bond markets, indicating a potentially patient approach to future rate hikes.

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