Bank of Japan raises interest rates to 31-year high as yen weakens and Nikkei surges
The Bank of Japan has increased its interest rate to 1.25%, marking a 31-year high. Despite the hike, the yen has weakened while the Nikkei index has surged, as the market interprets the move as a cautious tightening of monetary policy.
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