Bank of Japan expected to hold rates steady
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BoJ has enjoyed more than two decades of low to negative interest rates.
Surprisingly shifted away this year by hiking rates by 25 basis points twice.
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BoJ taking a step back to further examine how markets respond to their sudden change in monetary policy.
Tighter monetary policy came as a massive surprise to the markets.
Set off a downturn in Japanese stocks last month.
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More rate hikes are likely on the way in the future.
BoJ leader Kazuo Ueda has reiterated that they plan to lift target rate.
Assuming economy and prices develop as projected.