Shirai: Raising Japan's Policy Rates Won't Help Lower Inflation

The video discusses Japan's fiscal measures under Prime Minister Kishida, focusing on their moderate impact on consumer spending and GDP. It explores the lack of coordination between the government and the BOJ in addressing inflation, which is primarily driven by global commodity prices. The discussion covers the yen's depreciation, the BOJ's monetary policy, and potential adjustments in yield curve control. The video also touches on consumer price adjustments by companies like Asahi, reflecting inflationary pressures.

What is the Japanese government's stance on fiscal support given the country's debt situation?

How might the Bank of Japan adjust its monetary policy in response to economic conditions?

What trends are observed in companies passing on increased costs to consumers in Japan?