Japanese stock and bond prices jumped after the central bank raised interest rates to a 30-year high, continuing its plan to normalize monetary policy as inflation has remained above target for nearly four years. The Bank of Japan raised its main interest rate on Friday to a level not seen in three decades, continuing its plan to normalize monetary policy, as inflation has remained above target for nearly four years. This decision comes as inflation continues to exceed target levels for almost four years.
Japan Raises Interest Rates to 30-Year High
The Bank of Japan raised its main interest rate to a 30-year high, continuing its monetary policy normalization as inflation remains above target for nearly four years.