TOKYO, March 26 (Reuters) - New Bank of Japan board member Junko Koeda said the country's real interest rates are currently "extremely low," as inflation accelerates backed by solid growth in wages.

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TOKYO :New Bank of Japan board member Junko Koeda said the country's real interest rates are currently "extremely low," as inflation accelerates backed by solid growth in wages. While she declined ...

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Odendaal noted that forward-looking real interest rates—factoring in the SARB’s inflation forecast—are sitting at 3.9%, a much higher position than the estimated neutral rate of 2.5%.

The Bank of England held interest rates at 4.5% last week ... monetary policy’ in which it argued that nominal GDP growth, not inflation, should be the core metric that the Bank targets.

The real take-home pay, measured in the BankservAfrica’s Take-home Pay Index (BTPI), saw an encouraging rise in February as the sharp slowdown in inflation through 2024 continues to have a positive ...

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"Some members shared the recognition that real interest ... inflation stable around its 2% target. The move followed last year's decision to exit a decade-long massive stimulus in March and a rate ...

The inflation rate is a way of measuring the decline in the purchasing power of money over time, based on the following terms: nominal value: the ‘face’ value of money real value: the ...