The Bank of Japan should continue its current monetary easing, given that inflation remains below the bank’s 2% target, the OECD says in a survey of the country’s economy.
- A weak recovery and temporary downward pressures on prices will likely keep inflation below target for some time
 - Monetary policy accommodation shouldn’t be withdrawn prematurely
 - OECD also urges Japan to increase the sales tax in small, regular increments in order to raise revenue
 - NOTE: OECD also advised Japan to gradually increase the levy in its last survey of the country, published in 2019 around six months before the sales tax was ...
 
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