Bloomberg reports that according to people familiar with the matter the Bank of Japan is likely to consider changing its inflation forecasts to reflect the short-term impact on prices of a government travel campaign at a policy meeting next week, .

The central bank will probably discuss cutting its price projection for this fiscal year ending in March to account for the downward pressure on prices of Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga’s Go To Travel campaign, the people said. The campaign offers subsidized domestic travel. A downgrade of the projection wouldn’t trigger any additional action by the BOJ, the people added.