-- 路透社週一報道，日本經濟產業大臣赤澤亮生表示，日本央行可以透過提振日圓來抑制通膨。此前，日本央行正在考慮本月升息，以因應伊朗戰爭帶來的物價上漲壓力。 赤澤亮生同時擔任日本首席貿易談判代表及經濟產業省長。路透社稱，他是在一檔電視訪談節目中回應一位經濟學家的觀點時做出上述表態的。這位經濟學家認為，日圓走強可以緩解原油進口成本上升的問題。 在同一檔NHK節目中，第一生命經濟研究所首席經濟學家熊野秀夫表示，如果日本央行透過政策將日圓升值約10%至15%，就可以抑制包括食品在內的全經濟領域的物價上漲。食品在家庭支出中佔很大比例。 （市場動態新聞來自與全球市場專業人士的對話。這些資訊據信來自可靠來源，但可能包含傳聞和推測。準確性無法保證。）
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