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Japan's central bank may raise interest rates to 1% by June due to inflation, a weak yen, and fiscal expansion, with markets pricing in a 64% chance by April 28.
The Bank of Japan is expected to raise its policy rate to 1% by June, up from earlier forecasts, driven by inflation concerns, a weak yen, and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s expansionary fiscal plans.
All 76 economists surveyed expect no change in March, but 58% now anticipate a hike by June, with April a possible timing.
A majority also foresee potential currency intervention if the yen hits 160 per dollar.
Wage growth forecasts remain strong, with a median of 5.2%, though slightly lower than last year.
The BOJ has maintained focus on inflation despite political pressure, with markets pricing in a 64% chance of a rate hike by April 28.
El banco central de Japón podría elevar las tasas de interés al 1% en junio debido a la inflación, un yen débil y la expansión fiscal, con una probabilidad del 64% de precios de mercado para el 28 de abril.