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BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda discusses how the Middle East conflict is impacting Japan's economy due to rising energy costs.

18 reports, 10 independent Updated Sep 1
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BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda discusses how the Middle East conflict is impacting Japan's economy due to rising energy costs.

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Middle EastBank of JapanKazuo Ueda

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  1. Kazuo Ueda reassures the economy amidst geopolitical optimism regarding the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's actions.Sub-event
  2. Ueda missed a BOJ meeting as Middle East conflict drives up fuel costs.1 source
  3. The Bank of Japan raised rates in January 2026 due to inflation pressures linked to the Iran conflict and rising energy costs.Sub-event
  4. The Bank of Japan raised interest rates to curb inflation, which is being driven up by energy costs resulting from the ongoing conflict.1 source
  5. BOJ Governor Ueda addresses the economic fallout in Japan caused by the Middle East conflict and rising energy prices.1 source

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