Bank of Japan
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financeFed Rate Hike May Drive Yen to 165 per Dollar, Warns Ex-BOJ Official
Former BOJ policymaker Sayuri Shirai forecasts a potential drop of the yen to 165 per dollar amid Fed interest rate hikes.
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financeBank of Japan Eyes Two More Rate Hikes by March Amid Inflation Surge
Former BOJ official Makoto Sakurai predicts two additional rate increases by March 2027 as inflation and energy costs drive Japan's monetary tightening cycle.
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financeBOJ May Hike Rates Twice by March Amid Inflation Shift
Former BOJ policymaker Makoto Sakurai predicts two rate hikes by March as the central bank pivots to combat inflation, despite fiscal policy conflicts weakening the yen.
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financeBank of Japan Expected to Hike Rates to 1.25% by Year-End
Economists predict the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates to 1.25% by year-end, signaling a continued shift away from decades of negative rates amid rising inflation risks.
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financeJapan Hikes Rates to 1% as Yen Defies Hawkish Policy
The Bank of Japan lifted borrowing costs to the highest level since 1995, but persistent yield gaps keep the yen under pressure.
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financeBank of Japan Raises Rates to 1.0%, a 31-Year High
The Bank of Japan hiked its benchmark interest rate to 1.0% for the first time since 1995, signaling a historic shift that threatens to unwind global carry trades and rattle crypto markets.
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financeBank of Japan Raises Benchmark Rate to 1% for First Time in 31 Years
The Bank of Japan lifted its key interest rate to 1 percent, the highest since 1995, responding to persistent wartime inflation and a weakening yen.
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financeBank of Japan Lifts Rates to 1%, Highest Since 1995
The Bank of Japan raised its short-term policy rate to a 30-year high, signaling a sustained shift away from ultra-loose monetary policy with global market implications.