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Bank of Japan Governor Discusses Interest Rates
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda announced that the BOJ will evaluate the timing of future interest rate hikes based on economic conditions rather than following a strict schedule. He indicated that while the Japanese economy is recovering, the central bank needs to monitor various uncertainties, particularly regarding the U.S. economy and volatile financial markets. Ueda emphasized that the BOJ will consider raising rates if inflation trends towards their 2% target, but will do so cautiously. Meanwhile, discussions around the U.S. Federal Reserve's recent rate cuts have sparked debate about their potential impact on inflation, with historical data suggesting that such cuts have not consistently led to inflationary pressures. Analysts remain optimistic about the market outlook, with bullish sentiment and revised economic estimates for Q3. The current market dynamics and the yen's recent stabilization are also contributing to a more measured approach by the BOJ.
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