- BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda discusses how the Middle East conflict is impacting Japan's economy due to rising energy costs.
- The Bank of Japan raised interest rates due to inflation pressures driven by energy costs.
Inflationary pressures are being driven by rising oil and food prices.
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Updated Feb 16
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Inflationary pressures are being driven by rising oil and food prices.
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Bank of Japan
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