Japan must raise rates, central banker says
Hawkish BoJ comments follow pressure from Scott Bessent and volatility in currency and bond markets
Japan must raise rates, central banker says
Hawkish BoJ comments follow pressure from Scott Bessent and volatility in currency and bond markets
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