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Two Bank of Japan members urged a rate hike in September, signaling a shift from years of ultra-loose policy amid rising inflation concerns.
Two Bank of Japan board members dissented in September, calling for a 0.25% rate hike despite the central bank holding rates steady at 0.5%, signaling growing pressure to tighten policy.
The split, unusual for Japan’s traditionally dovish stance, reflects rising concerns over persistent inflation, especially in food and essentials, and a shift in board sentiment.
Markets now see about a 50% chance of a hike in October, with most economists expecting another increase by year-end.
The move marks a notable departure from years of ultra-loose policy, driven by new board members and the departure of long-time dovish leaders.
Dos miembros del Banco de Japón instaron a un alza de tasas en septiembre, señalando un cambio desde años de política ultra relajada en medio de crecientes preocupaciones de inflación.