The Bank of Japan is facing multiple pressures due to the Iran war, including higher oil prices, domestic economic slowdown, and fiscal concerns regarding the sales tax cut funding.
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Updated Aug 17
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The Bank of Japan is facing multiple pressures due to the Iran war, including higher oil prices, domestic economic slowdown, and fiscal concerns regarding the sales tax cut funding.
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