The Bank of Japan (BOJ) today published its "Outlook for Economic Activity and Prices (April 2026)," presenting its latest projections for economic growth and inflation, alongside its assessment of risks to the Japanese economy. The report details the central bank's updated view on achieving its 2% price stability target and the underlying conditions supporting this trajectory.
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