BOJ holds rates but signals policy shift with ETF sales and hawkish dissent
The Bank of Japan left its benchmark rate at 0.5% in September, but dissent from two hawkish board members and the surprise decision to begin preparing ETF and J-REIT sales highlight growing pressure to tighten policy.
The Bank of Japan left its benchmark rate at 0.5% in September, but dissent from two hawkish board members and the surprise decision to begin preparing ETF and J-REIT sales highlight growing pressure to tighten policy.
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