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More Japanese households anticipate prices to be higher in the next year - BOJ survey

2024-12-26FOREXLIVEFOREXLIVE
The latest findings from the BOJ quarterly public survey for June 2024

There is some 87.5% of Japanese households expecting a rise in prices in a year from now:

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That is up from the 83.3% share from the previous survey in March this year.

Meanwhile, the outlook for economic conditions show just ~8% of households anticipating an improvement in the economy in a year from now. That is down from the ~14% in March. That said, this figure tends to fluctuate quite a bit with it being ~8% as well in December last year and at ~11% in September last year.

But overall, it seems like the public opinion is that they are feeling prices have been trending higher. And they are continuing to anticipate that to be the case in the next year as well.

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