Goldman Sachs economists believe that wages in Japan need to increase by at least 3% over the next two years to meet the Bank of Japan's sustainable inflation targets. Goldman Sachs reports that nominal wages must grow by about 3%-3.1% in 2025, and then increase by 3.3%-3.4% in the following year to align with the inflation path expected by the Bank of Japan.
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高盛:日本的工资需要进一步上升才能实现日本央行的目标
Goldman Sachs: Wages in Japan need to rise further to achieve the Bank of Japan's targets.
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