Vincent Chung, a portfolio manager at T. Rowe Price, anticipates that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) will keep interest rates unchanged in March. According to Chung, the central bank requires more time to evaluate the geopolitical landscape before making any monetary policy adjustments, which he suggests could occur in April when wage negotiation data becomes available. Chung highlighted that rising oil prices have increased inflation risks, potentially limiting the BOJ's policy options in the long term. He also mentioned that while the market is wary of possible yen intervention, the yen's recent depreciation aligns with trends seen in other major currencies. A dovish signal from the BOJ in March could further weaken the yen, Chung noted.