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Bank of Japan member Sato Ayano: We will make a judgment on underlying inflation and review various data.

Bank of Japan member Sato Ayano: One negative aspect of former Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda’s stimulus policy is the failure to achieve the 2% inflation target.

Bank of Japan member Sato Ayano: Monetary policy should focus on inflation, while fiscal policy should focus on the impact on households and businesses.

Bank of Japan member Sato Ayano: Will not comment on specific foreign exchange levels.

Bank of Japan member Sato Ayano: Short-term, large foreign exchange fluctuations are not a good thing, and foreign exchange fluctuations should reflect fundamentals.

Bank of Japan member Sato Ayano: It is crucial for fiscal and monetary policies to play their respective roles.

Bank of Japan member Sato Ayano: A weak yen boosted exports but pushed up import prices, leading to a decline in real household income.

Bank of Japan member Sato Ayano: Companies are more active in raising wages and prices, so the impact of a weak yen on inflation may be greater than in the past.

Euro zone bond yields fell after the release of German inflation data; German two-year government bond yields fell 3 basis points to 2.5055%, the lowest level since early May.

Bank of Japan member Sato Ayano: I don’t want to comment on my policy views right now.

German Ministry of Economic Affairs: Germany will strengthen cooperation with Canada to build a high-performance and resilient semiconductor ecosystem.

Spain's current account in April was 1.88 billion euros, the previous value was revised from 4.61 billion euros to 4.2 billion euros.

Bank of Japan member Sato Ayano: The cooling of the situation in the Middle East is a positive development, but there are still uncertainties in the economic outlook.

Bank of Japan member Sato Ayano: Will review the impact of the situation in the Middle East on Japan's economy and prices.

Germany’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in June was 6.3%, expected to be 6.3%, and the previous value was 6.30%.

The total number of unemployed people in Germany without seasonally adjustment in June was 2.936 million, compared with the previous value of 2.95 million.

The total number of unemployed people in Germany after seasonally adjustment in June was 2.984 million, compared with the previous value of 2.987 million.

The number of unemployed people in Germany in June was -01,000, compared with the expected 07,000, and the previous value was -12,000.

Sberbank Governor: Key interest rates need to be lowered.

Germany's June seasonally adjusted unemployment number and unemployment rate will be released in ten minutes.