The Bank of Japan's recent meeting notes reveal a consensus on the necessity of sustained, gradual interest rate hikes, with one member suggesting increases approximately every few months. Currently, the policy rate stands at 0.75%, yet real rates remain significantly negative, prompting concerns about economic stability. The notes also highlight the potential global market impact of tighter regulatory policies and the growing importance of CFT measures as financial oversight intensifies.
Bank of Japan Advocates Gradual Rate Hikes Amid Negative Real Rates
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