ilmscore | Prediction Details
"the Bank of Japan is stuck. Inflation has been above its 2% target for 3 years straight, sitting at 2.7% as of August of 2025. Under normal circumstances, they'd raise rates to cool things down. But with such a mountain of debt, higher rates would trigger a fiscal crisis."
By Coin Bureau | October 15, 2025 | Correct
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Interpreted Prediction
As of August 2025, Japan's inflation is at 2.7%, above the 2% target for three consecutive years. Despite this, the Bank of Japan is unable to raise rates due to the country's high debt levels, which would trigger a fiscal crisis.
AI Evaluation Notes
According to news reports, Japan's inflation rate has fluctuated, but remained above 2% for a period after August 2025. The Bank of Japan has started to make minor adjustments to its monetary policy, but has not raised rates drastically due to debt concerns.

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Topic
Japan's Economy

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