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Japanese media recently reported that in order to join the CPTPP, Taiwan is speeding up discussions on the opening of Fukushima food in Japan, and the ban is expected to be lifted as soon as January to March. It is rumored that Ke Jianming, the general summoner of the Democratic Progressive Party, invited the legislators of the party and executive Yuan officials to discuss Japanese food-related issues in a low-key manner on the 14th. One of the participants, Executive Yuan spokesman Luo Bingcheng, responded and confirmed the matter on the 14th. The media directly attacked Chen Jizhong, chairman of the Agricultural Committee, Luo Bingcheng, spokesman for the Executive Yuan, He Peishan, deputy secretary-general, and Green Camp legislators Liu Shifang, Su Qiaohui, Huang Shijie, and others. They entered Ke Jianming's office on Qingdao East Road at noon on the 14th. I hope to "move" and quickly solve the problem of lifting the ban on Fukushima food. In this regard, Luo Bingcheng said on the 14th that recently Fukushima food-related issues have attracted attention and discussions from all walks of life, and DPP legislators have also expressed concern about this issue. Ke Jianming invited party members and legislators to discuss on the 14th, and invited relevant officials from the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Agriculture Committee to attend the event to discuss relevant information on food around Fukushima, Japan, current domestic control measures, inspection capacity and implementation, as well as international trends and development. etc. are explained. Luo Bingcheng pointed out that the only major countries that have completely banned the import of food products around Fukushima are Taiwan and China. The Japanese side has long been concerned about Fukushima food-related issues. At the opening ceremony of the 45th Taiwan-Japan Economic and Trade Conference a few days ago, Mitsuo Ohashi, president of the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association, also mentioned that Taiwan should compare itself with advanced countries in Europe and America and follow scientific data and international standards. Handle Fukushima food. Luo Bingcheng emphasized that the government has repeatedly stated that Taiwan will not import "nuclear food". If food from any country is imported into Taiwan, the government will refer to international standards and scientific inspections, and make every effort to check the health of the people. |
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The Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting will run for two days from April 27. In the context of the widening of the Japan-US interest rate gap, the depreciation of the yen is accelerating, and whether to "fine-tune" another dimension of monetary easing measures is the biggest focus. -- The Bank of Japan's April 27-28 monetary policy meeting received unprecedented market attention. Is there a "correction" in monetary easing? The main scenario is "maintaining the policy status quo". Indeed, the Bank of Japan's "yield curve control" (YCC, manipulation of short- and long-term interest rates) has accelerated the yen's depreciation. At this point, however, the government and the BOJ have agreed that "this inflation will not be dealt with through monetary tightening, but households and businesses vulnerable to higher prices will be dealt with through fiscal policies such as subsidies and benefits." it seems that. Also, actually modifying YCC is not easy. Although there may be some minor revisions to the outer parts of the policy, such as "forward guidance" implying the future of interest rates, the YCC of the "Honmaru" is likely to remain unchanged at this meeting. ──Why did the Bank of Japan choose to maintain the status quo? The quarterly outlook report ("Economic and Price Outlook") will be released at this meeting, but the consumer price (core CPI excluding fresh food) outlook will be revised up 1% from the previous 1% and is expected to be revised upward to the second half of the table . However, under the assumption that the overseas inflation factor disappears after 2023, the economic growth outlook will be lowered, and the core CPI will fall again. It is likely to conclude that "a change of policy in the direction of monetary tightening is inappropriate in the context of cost-push inflation." 与此原文有关的更多信息要查看其他翻译信息，您必须输入相应原文 |
