According to CoinMeta, Ryosuke Kamimura, the deputy governor of the Bank of Japan, has recently expressed the following views: First, there is strong demand for artificial intelligence, which drives capital expenditure and export growth. Second, the underlying inflation rate is already quite close to the Bank of Japan's target of 2%. Third, it is expected that underlying inflation will approach a level consistent with the Bank of Japan's target. Fourth, medium- to long-term inflation expectations continue to rise, and the financial environment remains loose. Fifth, real interest rates are still low, and bank lending is growing rapidly. Sixth, delaying policy adjustments may pose inflation risks and harm the economy. Seventh, there is a higher risk of rising prices.