The Japanese government is grappling with increasing inflation without any significant steps being introduced. This comes in the wake of rising commodity prices globally. The administration's inability to put forth substantial inflation control measures has sparked concern among the populace, potentially placing economic stability in jeopardy. The timing of this development is yet to be formally addressed by the government.

In Japan, the long-stagnant economy recently is dealing with the effects of inflation. In a country where the cost of living is already high, additional inflation can tap an immense strain on households. The government's inaction in this context has sparked concern and debate within society about the country's fiscal policy and future economic health.

In comparison, the US and EU often have the flexibility to implement sizable stimulus packages or modify monetary policies more rapidly in response to inflation. The government's role in managing the economy and timely interventions are generally seen as crucial to mitigating the effects of inflation and ensuring economic stability.