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Live Q&A: What’s Next After Japan Hikes Rates at Fastest Pace Since 1990?

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By Yoshiaki Nohara Verified, Haidi Lun Verified, Ruth Carson
| Bloomberg News Verified
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BOJ’s balancing act with U.S. Treasury chief Bessent is only going to get harder

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By Toru Fujioka, Yoshiaki Nohara Verified, Erica Yokoyama Verified, Ruth Carson
| The Japan Times Verified
Nobody likes a back-seat driver. Bank of Japan Gov. Kazuo Ueda now has two — and they want to move at different speeds. Ueda on Friday raised interest rates for a second time in three months, giving Scott Bessent — the U.S. Treasury chief who stepped in to bolster the yen — the acceleration of monetary tightening he’s been urging. But Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is focused on faster economic growth.
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The BOJ’s Balancing Act With Bessent Is Only Going to Get Harder

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By Toru Fujioka, Yoshiaki Nohara Verified, Erica Yokoyama Verified, Ruth Carson
| Yahoo Finance UK
(Bloomberg) -- Nobody likes a back-seat driver. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda now has two — and they want to move at different speeds. Most Read from Bloomberg Ueda on Friday raised interest rates for a second time in three months, giving Scott Bessent — the US Treasury chief who stepped in to bolster the yen — the acceleration of monetary tightening he's been urging. But Japan's premier Sanae Takaichi is focused on faster economic growth.
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