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With regard to developments in the private sector, many members expressed strong concerns about decreasing corporate profits, falling business fixed investment, and strengthening employment adjustment pressure, based on GDP statistics and the Financial Statements Statistics of Corporations for the April-June quarter.
Many members expressed the view that, from the standpoint of increasing the outstanding balance of current accounts at the Bank smoothly in accordance with the procedures for money market operations decided in March 2001, it would also be desirable to increase the Bank's outright purchases of Japanese government bonds JGBs.
Many members expressed the recognition that, under the current powerful monetary easing, keeping the output gap within positive territory for as long as possible, thereby ensuring that the momentum toward achieving 2 percent inflation would not be lost, ultimately would lead to achieving the price stability target at the earliest possible time while securing stability in economic and financial conditions.
Many members expressed the recognition that, given that there were high uncertainties regarding the outlook for economic activity and prices and that it was likely to still take time to achieve 2 percent inflation, it was important to make clearer the Bank's policy stance that it would persistently continue with the current powerful monetary easing toward achieving the price stability target.
In the discussion on employment and income conditions, many members expressed a concern that the stagnant final demand and the low level of economic activity were starting to have evident repercussions on corporate profits, employment, and wages, and this could in turn lead to a further deterioration in final demand.
For example, many members expressed such views as"it can be said that a self-sustained recovery path of private demand is in sight,""the condition for terminating the zero interest rate policy--the disappearance of deflationary concern--has been satisfied," and"the economy is coming to a stage where the zero interest rate policy can be terminated.
On the recent rebound in the yen's exchange rate, many members expressed the view that the development had not been accompanied by any improvement in Japan's economic fundamentals. The members remarked that, considering the fact that net exports were the only possible source of an economic recovery, a higher yen could add to the downward pressure on the economy.
Many members expressed the recognition that, although real GDP for the July-September quarter had registered significant negative growth, due mainly to the effects of natural disasters, exports and production had turned upward since October, and the December 2018 Tankan(Short-Term Economic Survey of Enterprises in Japan) confirmed favorable business sentiment and steady business fixed investment; thus, the basic assessment of Japan's economy had not changed.
Many members expressed interest to have a project related to industrial wastewater treatment.
Many members expressed the view that the recovery in exports and production was becoming more evident.
Many members expressed the view that the financial environment had generally eased further since the previous meeting.
Many members expressed views concerning the effects of the rise in crude oil prices on the world economy.
Many members expressed the view that the U.S. economy continued to expand, supported by the increase in private consumption and business fixed investment.
Many members expressed the opinion that it was inevitable that adjustments in the corporate sector would affect the employment and income situation of households.
Regarding the household sector, many members expressed the view that the employment and income situation remained severe, as firms continued to reduce personnel expenses.
Many members expressed the view that recent developments in long-term interest rates and stock prices were generally in line with the economic situation and price developments.
As for the household sector, many members expressed the view that private consumption remained steady in a situation where labor market conditions had continued to improve.
Many members expressed the view that the U.S. economy continued to expand, although at a slower pace, supported mainly by household spending and business fixed investment.
Many members expressed the view that the effects of the recovery in overseas economies were materializing clearly in Japan's exports, production, and business fixed investment.
Many members expressed the view that attention should be paid to how the increase in crude oil prices might affect the global economy and Japan's economic recovery.