Today’s wage growth data out of Japan came in softer than anticipated, reinforcing BoJ’s position towards maintaining its ultra-loose monetary strategy. Furthermore, the consistent decline in real wages continues to weigh down consumer spending. Nominal cash earnings for workers in June grew by only 2.3% yoy, missing the projected 3.0% yoy rise. This marks a […]
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