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Japan experiences fourth consecutive decline in real wages despite highest pay growth in over 30 years

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  • Japan's inflation-adjusted real wages decreased by 0.3% in November, marking the fourth consecutive monthly decline.
  • The consumer inflation rate rose to 3.4%, up from 2.6% in October, intensifying inflationary effects on purchasing power.
  • Base salary saw a significant increase of 2.7%, the highest rate since 1992, following wage agreements by major companies.
  • Total cash earnings rose 3.0%, totaling 305,832 yen ($1,935.03) for the month.
  • Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's government prioritizes wage growth, aiming for continued salary increases in upcoming negotiations.

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