Policy rate set to rise to 1.0%; Bank of Japan, highest level in 31 years

The story

Reports indicate that the BOJ is considering raising its policy rate to 1.0%. The article does not specify when the decision or implementation would take place, but says a rate increase is being considered as a policy direction.

The increase is expected to bring the rate to its highest level in 31 years, and there are reports of market expectations that the change in the interest-rate level could affect markets.

At a glance

Event typeThe BOJ is considering raising its policy rate to 1.0%.

Basis for the high levelThe BOJ's policy rate is expected to reach 1.0%, its highest level in 31 years.

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What it links to

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