纽币/波兰兹罗提 (NZDPLN) 加自选

日本劳动省的一个小组周一建议将本财年的平均最低小时工资上调63日元，即6.0%。这一涨幅高于前一年提出的50日元加息，标志着至少自2002年以来的最大涨幅，因为政府正在努力维持工资驱动的经济增长。劳动部一名官员表示，拟议的加薪将使平均最低工资提高到每小时1118日元（7.57美元），超过去年5%的涨幅，这是自23年前引入现行制度以来的最大涨幅。日本首相石破茂（Shigeru Ishiba）去年承诺，将“不懈努力”，在本十年末将平均最低工资提高42%，达到每小时1500日元，这一目标是在上届政府最初设定的21世纪30年代中期目标的基础上提出的。

A Japanese Labour Ministry panel recommended on Monday a hike of 63 yen, or 6.0%, in the average minimum hourly wage for this fiscal year. The increase is up from the previous year's proposed 50-yen hike and marks the largest rise since at least 2002, as the government scrambles to sustain wage-driven economic growth. The proposed increase would raise the average minimum wage to 1,118 yen ($7.57) per hour, a Labour Ministry official said, surpassing last year's 5% increase and marking the biggest rise since the current system was introduced 23 years ago. Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba pledged last year to make "untiring efforts" to raise the average minimum wage by 42% to 1,500 yen per hour by the end of the decade — a goal that was brought forward from the original mid-2030s target set by the previous administration.