at present; currently; so far; for now
Describes the current situation up to now, often implying that things may change later. Used as a sentence adverb.
So far, there are no problems.
I haven't heard from him yet.
現段階 is formal and report-like, while 今のところ is a conversational phrase meaning 'for now' or 'so far'.
今のところ emphasizes the current state of affairs ('as things stand now'), while 差し当たり focuses more on a temporary measure for the near future.
Standard kanji-kana spelling.
Variant with 所 instead of ところ.
Phrase composed of 今 (now) + の (possessive particle) + ところ (place/extent), literally 'at the present point'.