Bank of Japan (BOJ) policymakers saw the need to keep ultra-low interest rates but discussed growing prospects that higher wages could finally eradicate the risk of a return to deflation, a summary of opinions at their December meeting showed.
Their increasing attention to mounting inflationary pressures could keep alive market expectations the BOJ will phase out dovish Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's massive stimulus when he steps down in April next year.
But discussions at the board delved into signs of change in Japan's price outlook that could lay the groundwork for a withdrawal of stimulus when Kuroda departs next year. "There is a chance that relatively high wage increases will be achieved in Japan" on robust corporate profits and a growing number of firms keen to beat intensifying labour shortages with higher pay, another opinion showed.
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