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Middle East Conflict Lifts Oil Prices; BOJ Said to Consider Significant Upward Revision to Inflation Forecast
The Bank of Japan will announce its latest interest rate decision on the 28th of this month. According to sources, to reflect the rise in oil prices since the outbreak of the US-Ir...
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The Bank of Japan will announce its latest interest rate decision on the 28th of this month. According to sources, to reflect the rise in oil prices since the outbreak of the US-Iran conflict, the Bank of Japan is highly likely to consider significantly raising its inflation forecasts at this months policy meeting.

Sources noted that as uncertainties caused by the Middle East conflict are unlikely to be eliminated in the short term, the Japanese government may consider lowering its economic growth projections.



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