Bank of Japan Holds Rate, Boosts Inflation Forecast Amid Iran Conflict Concerns
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The Bank of Japan announced that it will keep its policy rate unchanged at 0.1% while lifting its inflation outlook for the coming year.
In its latest monetary policy statement, the central bank cited heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly the ongoing conflict involving Iran, as a factor influencing its revised inflation projections.
The decision comes as the Bank of Japan continues to monitor global economic conditions, with the policy rate remaining steady to support Japan’s recovery efforts.
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