Tao Dong: The Bank of Japan may no longer raise interest rates

According to the latest column by economist Dr. Tao Dong, Swiss Baida Chen Dong pointed out that the Bank of Japan may not raise interest rates. He believes that although the Bank of Japan has room to raise interest rates, the imposition of an economic waste levy after Article 23 may make this move "untimely."

Dr. Tao Dong’s point of view

Dr. Tao Dong believes that the Bank of Japan should proceed with caution when considering raising interest rates. He pointed out that although the market expects that the Bank of Japan may raise interest rates, in the current economic environment, such a move may have a negative impact on the economy.

Swiss Baida Chen Dong’s view

Swiss Baida Chen Dong believes that the economic waste levy after Article 23 may be a better choice. He pointed out that such policies can help improve the economic environment and help reduce the negative impact of economic waste on the economy.

future outlook

In future articles, Dr. Tao Dong will continue to pay attention to the policy direction of the Bank of Japan and put forward his views and suggestions. Swiss Baida Chen Dong will also continue to pay attention to the implementation of the economic waste levy policy and analyze its impact on the economy.

• Dr. Tao Dong’s advice: Carefully consider interest rate hike policies
• Suggestions from Swiss Baida Chen Dong: Economic waste levy should be added after Article 23