日本央行行长植田和男：若经济和通胀预测实现，未来将继续加息

Group 1 - The Bank of Japan (BOJ) maintains interest rates at 0.5% but begins selling risk assets, indicating a step towards unwinding its large-scale stimulus program [1] - BOJ Governor Ueda Haruhiko downplays food inflation risks but remains vigilant about tariff risks, suggesting that if economic and inflation forecasts are met, the BOJ will continue to raise rates [1][2] - Ueda states that core inflation is approaching 2%, with potential upward pressure from rising prices, but the overall impact of U.S. tariffs on the Japanese economy remains limited [2] Group 2 - The Japanese economy shows resilience despite some decline in exports and manufacturing profits, with capital expenditure remaining strong and overall corporate profits still high [1][2] - Ueda emphasizes that while the economic outlook remains unchanged, uncertainties persist, particularly regarding the impact of tariffs on the economy [2] - The BOJ will closely monitor the effects of international tariff policies without making any preset assumptions [3]