Japanese PM Takaichi adviser says the BoJ will likely raise rates in September and continue quarterly hikes until January 2027, according to The Standard

Newsquawk Staff · 7 Sept 2026, 05:02 UTC

Japanese PM Takaichi adviser says the BoJ will likely raise rates in September and continue quarterly hikes until January 2027, according to The Standard.

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