Japanese Finance Minister Katsumu Kato pointed out that against the background of continued wage and price increases and interest rate adjustments, the Japanese economy is moving on a reasonable track.

Kazuo Ueda said Japan's inflation efforts have seen results and that if the economy continues to improve, the bank will raise interest rates.

As the yen continues to be strong, the market is worried about whether the "black swan incident" in August will happen again.

If there is no rate hike in December, rate hikes will continue early next year as well.

The Bank of Japan will certainly continue to raise interest rates, a temporary respite is not a long-term plan.

Higher-than-expected economic growth may continue to push the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates further.