Deep Tide TechFlow News, July 8, according to Jinshi Data reports, Capital Economics stated that the tariff issue continues to lack clarity, which may delay the Bank of Japan's tightening of monetary policy. The institution's basic prediction remains that Tokyo will reach an agreement with Washington to avoid the 25% tariff threat. If this situation occurs soon, and if tariff levels are not raised, or only moderately raised, then the rationale for the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates in October will not be shaken. The current inflation rate is far above the Bank of Japan's May forecast, and the Japanese economy has performed fairly well so far. However, economist Marcel Thieliant stated that any further delays in negotiations or significant increases in tariffs could persuade the central bank to postpone interest rate hikes until next year.