「物価上昇」８９％が実感　１４年ぶり高水準―生活意識調査・日銀

　日銀が６日発表した６月の「生活意識に関するアンケート調査」によると、１年前と比べ現在の物価が「上がった」と回答した人の割合は８９．０％に上った。前回３月調査の８１．２％を上回り、２００８年９月調査以来、約１４年ぶりの高水準。食品や日用品、エネルギーなど身近な商品・サービスの値上がりが相次ぐ中、消費者が物価高を実感している状況が一段と鮮明になった。（2022/07/06-19:26）

The proportion of people in Japan who think prices have risen in the past year came to 89.0 pct, up from 81.2 pct three months before and the highest level since September 2008, a quarterly Bank of Japan opinion survey showed Wednesday.
   The result of the latest June survey indicated that an increasing number of people are feeling that prices are higher, amid a series of price increases for food and dairy necessities as well as higher energy and service costs.
   Of the respondents feeling higher prices, 82.9 pct said that they view price increases as a problem.
   The proportion of people who said that their living conditions have worsened over the past year stood at 43.2 pct.
   With multiple answers allowed, the most common reason for worse living conditions was higher prices, cited by 78.9 pct, up 10.9 percentage points from the previous March survey.