Rengo Hokkaido reportedly requests economic organisations to increase wages by at least 5%, including regular wages, according to the Nikkei
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- This includes a base increase of at least 3% in monthly wages and regular pay increases.
This could be a meaningful driver for consumer spending and suggest a shift in wage policies that may influence central bank considerations regarding monetary policy and interest rates going forward.
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