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Bank of Japan is expected to hold rates this week

BOJ rate hold may mean higher rates later

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  • Primary Driver: BOJ rate hold may mean higher rates later
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The Bank of Japan's expected rate hold this week may lead to higher rates in December. The decision could be influenced by inflation beating forecasts.

According to the IMF, the BOJ may need to tighten faster if inflation exceeds expectations. Japan's business service prices have accelerated ahead of the BOJ meeting, with Reuters noting a hawkish pause that leaves scope for a December hike.

What will the BOJ decide in December?

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What does the IMF say about the BOJ's rate hold?

The IMF says the BOJ may need to tighten faster if inflation beats forecast.

What is happening to business service prices in Japan?

They are accelerating ahead of the BOJ meeting.

What is the BOJ's expected decision this week?

The BOJ is expected to hold rates this week.

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