BoJ hikes rates to 30-year high
Japan's central bank raised its main interest rate to 1%, the highest level since 1995, to combat rising inflation and a weak yen, amid the impact of the Middle East war on prices. This decision is part of a tightening monetary policy adopted by many central banks and aims to contain the increase in commodity costs resulting from rising oil prices.
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