日本財務大臣片山皋月：經濟藍圖草案忽視了對日本央行與政府關係的歷史考量，因爲我們希望採取積極財政政策的意願已成爲重點。

The Bank of Japan is expected to hold policy this week to assess the impact of its June move raising rates to a 31-year high. Markets will watch updated economic and inflation forecasts for clues on timing and pace of further tightening. The BOJ is forecast to leave the policy rate at 1% when it ends a two-day meeting on Friday. In June the bank cited oil-driven upside risks to inflation relative to the 2% target; officials say they remain committed to further tightening and markets price at least one more hike by year‑end. Despite renewed oil gains from Middle East tensions, policymakers judge the risk of a sharp economic downturn in Japan as low and expect the government to secure energy supplies via routes bypassing the Strait of Hormuz. A weak yen remains a key upward pressure on domestic prices and import costs. Barclays warns that a sharp yen fall that resists official FX intervention could force the BOJ to tighten as early as September.

Beijing time 28th 20:00 — executive office hours; 21:30 — meeting with the Ukrainian president; 23:00 — meeting with the Israeli prime minister; Beijing time 29th 02:00 — attend Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral; 06:30 — participate in a phone fundraising rally.