Himimino Ryozo, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan: Exiting the policy may produce good results.

Himimino Ryozo, deputy governor of the Bank of Japan: Without a virtuous cycle between wages and prices, Japan is likely to fall back into the deflationary state of the past.

Himimino Ryozo, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan: The transmission of wages to inflation has also returned to some extent.

Himimino Ryozo, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan: Japan’s price and wage behavior are changing steadily.

Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Himimo Ryozo: Inflation is beginning to affect wages.

Himimino Ryozo, deputy governor of the Bank of Japan: If interest rates are positive, banking business conditions may be better.

Himimino Ryozo, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan: If interest rates are positive, household income may improve.

Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Himimo Ryozo: The Bank of Japan must achieve a slowdown in inflation, but not too much.

Himimino Ryozo, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan: If we grasp the exit timing and procedures well, the impact of a positive wage inflation cycle may benefit a wide range of households and businesses.

Himimo Ryozo, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan: The appropriate timing and procedures for policy withdrawal must be determined by reviewing wage and inflation developments.

Australian Treasurer Chalmers: Australia has made progress in fighting inflation.

Reuters poll: Most emerging market currencies are expected to strengthen relative to the U.S. dollar in 12 months.

White House: US President Biden will attend a meeting with G7 leaders on Wednesday.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Demand continues to be sufficient to drive the U.S. economy forward at trend growth rates.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: U.S. economic growth will decline, but there are no signs of weakness in economic spending.

The United States and Sweden sign a defense cooperation agreement.

Sources: Argentine President-elect Milais plans to appoint SANTIAGO BAUSILIAS as central bank governor.

The Nikkei 225 Index rose 1.00% during the day.

According to NHK, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will ask the Liberal Democratic Party to stop fundraising activities.