Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba meets with the Central Bank Governor to discuss economic and market issues.

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On September 3, Jin10 reported that Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba met with Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda today to exchange views on economic and financial market issues. Currently, Ishiba is facing pressure from within his party to resign. After meeting with Ishiba on Wednesday, Ueda stated, “As in the past, we exchanged general opinions on the economy, prices, and market conditions.” Ueda added that if there is improvement in economic growth and prices that aligns with the Bank's expectations, the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates. This is the first meeting between the two since February of this year, and it has been described as part of regular meetings, indicating that there was no urgent situation that triggered this meeting. Ueda also mentioned that he discussed market developments, including the Exchange Rate, and added that it is desirable for market trends to align with fundamentals.

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