The Bank of Japan keeps interest rates unchanged in a split vote. Governor Kazuo Ueda cites concerns over the economic outlook as the yen remains weak.
The Bank of Japan maintained its current interest rate following a split vote, while Governor Kazuo Ueda expressed uncertainty regarding the economic outlook.
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The Bank of Japan maintained its current interest rate following a split vote, while Governor Kazuo Ueda expressed uncertainty regarding the economic outlook.
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