The Bank of Japan is monitoring domestic inflation and economic stability, influenced by the Iran conflict impacting oil supply and global prices.
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Updated Jun 16
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The Bank of Japan is monitoring domestic inflation and economic stability, influenced by the Iran conflict impacting oil supply and global prices.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Bank of Japan conducts quarterly sentiment surveys and raises interest rates citing yen weakness, amidst higher fuel prices due to the Iran war.Sub-event
- BoJ reports on Japanese business sentiment while Amova Asset Management analyzes economic indicators amid rising fuel costs due to the Iran war.Sub-event
Global geopolitical events (Iran conflict) are pressuring the BOJ's domestic inflation targets.1 source
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