Column: Japan, the US and Europe raise rates simultaneously in September, bringing the “Bank of Japan’s weaknesses” into sharp relief — Ueno Yasunari (上野泰也)

The story

The ECB raised its policy rate by 25 bp on 10 September, followed by the Federal Reserve with a similar 25 bp increase on 16 September. The Bank of Japan raised rates by 25 bp on 18 September, with all three central banks implementing rate hikes.

Ueno Yasuyoshi's (上野泰也) column characterizes these developments as highlighting the Bank of Japan's "weaknesses."

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Effective date: ECBECB raised rates by 25 bp on 10 September

Effective date: Federal ReserveFederal Reserve raised rates by 25 bp on 16 September

Effective date: Bank of JapanBank of Japan raised rates by 25 bp on 18 September

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