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作成日: 2023/12/11 06:30

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Real wages in Japan slipped again in October as prices rose faster than pay raises. The result extends the losing streak to a nineteenth straight month.
                
Preliminary government data shows inflation-adjusted wages fell by 2.3 percent compared to the same month last year. The gauge is a key measure of consumer spending power.
                
The figure comes from a monthly survey of over 30,000 businesses with five or more employees.
                
Workers took home an average of slightly less than 280,000 yen, including base salary and overtime. That&#039;s roughly 1,900 dollars.
                
The figure was up 1.5 percent in yen terms from a year earlier. That means October was the twenty-second month in a row that wages increased. But it still wasn&#039;t enough to match rising prices.
                
Government officials credit spring labor negotiations and minimum pay increases for the rise. They acknowledge that inflation remains stubbornly high and say they&#039;ll continue to watch prices closely.

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