The Bank of Japan kept interest rates unchanged at 0.75% on Thursday, as expected, but noted that inflation risks are currently tilted upward due to the Iranian war. This decision was made amidst ongoing uncertainty in the global economic landscape. Experts suggest that this move may be linked to the need to maintain financial stability. However, future adjustments to monetary policy are possible depending on the situation's development. The rising inflation risks pose a significant challenge for the central bank, requiring careful analysis.
