BOJ debates faster interest rate hikes
The Bank of Japan's summary of opinions from its October 29–30 meeting, released on November 10, showed that some policymakers considered the need for faster interest-rate increases.
The central bank had kept its policy rate at 1.25% during the October meeting.
Differences among policymakers highlight uncertainty over the pace of Japan's monetary policy normalization. The possibility of faster tightening remains important for the yen, Japanese government bonds and equities.
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