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Japan Says 'Sayonara' to Deflation Worries
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November 2012 inflation data for Japan is expected to show a more than 1% increase from the prior year month. The Bank of Japan's target for inflation is 2%. In addition a planned increase in the sales tax from 5 to 8% is expected to reduce consumer demand in 2014. This will require more action from the Bank of Japan to push prices higher.
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The IMF's Lagarde calls Japan's policy "sound," and U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Bernanke says he supports countries looking at domestic economies when conducting monetary policy. The overall effect would be to help the global economy through a better performing domestic economy, says Bernanke. Gaining support in the global community for Japan's moves to reduce the value of the yen is important for the Abe administration and Japanese finance minister Taro Aso. These views were expressed at the G-20 meeting in Moscow in Feb. 2013.
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