Bank of Japan upgrades economic view for 2 of 9 regions
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

According to Business Recorder, the Bank of Japan upgraded its view of the economy in two of Japan's nine regions on Thursday. It credited strong demand linked to artificial intelligence with propping up output in those areas. The central bank left its outlook unchanged for the other seven regions, as set out in a statement issued after a quarterly gathering of its regional branch heads.
The statement added that many regions have seen firms pass a wide array of higher expenses on to their buyers. Those pressures include dearer raw materials tied to the Middle East conflict, a weaker yen and higher labour costs. Taken together, the findings show that rising costs are being passed through in many of the areas the bank monitors.
At a glance
- The Bank of Japan upgraded its assessment for two of the nine regions.
- Robust demand tied to artificial intelligence is supporting output in those two regions.
- Assessments for the remaining seven regions were left unchanged.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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