izumi: yes.nk overall, in the april and tokyo may cpi, we saw a pickup in inflation on because there was a huge demand for so-called stay-at-home products like rice cookers and home printers. but this is not a sustainable trend. think about it, 50% of the cpi in most developed economies is services. across the services sector, such as restaurants and hotels, you are seeing tremendous downward pressure. i think over japan is handed for a modest about of deflation or disinflation. the worry should be about this inflationary pressures, not about inflationary pressures right now -- the worry should be pressures.flationary shery: how much of this goal has been delayed now of the inflation target? izumi: i don't think even before the coronavirus prices that most analysts, including ourselves, were not expecting 2% inflation in the forecastable horizon. this put the goal further out. you are right. the bank of japan had already been pivoting away from that sticking to the 2% target. now they have comple