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Bank of Japan plans faster rate hikes
The article focused on the Bank of Japan's expectations regarding accelerating the pace of interest rate hikes to counter the risks of exceeding the targeted inflation. The bank is anticipated to raise interest rates more systematically and proactively in light of rising corporate inflation expectations and expanding price pressures, while closely monitoring economic data such as the "Tankan" survey and inflation forecasts. The bank is reassessing its policy as inflation approaches 2%, but remains cautious about the potential for sharp jumps in prices, emphasizing that rate increases might only occur in two consecutive meetings if there are high risks of unexpectedly rising inflation.
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