The Bank of Japan has kept interest rates unchanged at 0.75%, but markets are looking at a growing split within the policy board, rising inflation forecasts, and a weaker growth outlook, all pointing to an increasingly complex policy dilemma. Stefan Angrick, Head of Japan and Frontier Economic at Moody’s Analytics shares his insights.



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The Bank of Japan has kept interest rates unchanged at 0.75%, but markets are looking at a growing split within the policy board, rising inflation forecasts, and a weaker growth outlook, all pointing to an increasingly complex policy dilemma. Stefan Angrick, Head of Japan and Frontier Economic at Moody’s Analytics shares his insights.Image Credit: Shutterstock

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