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Bank of Japan raises interest rate to 1.25%, highest since 1995

Sino Market reports a 7–2 vote and says the central bank flagged AI-driven demand, Middle East tensions and currency moves as inflation risks.

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Clash Report said on September 18, 2026, that the Bank of Japan raised its key interest rate from 1% to 1.25%, the highest level since 1995. Sino Market reports that the bank signaled further increases as economic, price and financial conditions warrant, with no preset timing or pace. It also says the bank warned that oil prices, exchange-rate moves and AI-driven demand were raising the risk of underlying inflation exceeding its 2% target.

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CN Wire@Sino_Market🇯🇵BOJ hikes 25bp; flags AI, Mideast and FX as upside inflation risks Bank of Japan raised policy rates by 25bp; vote 7-2 with two dissenters. BOJ said it will continue to raise rates as warranted by economic, price and financial conditions, with no preset timing or pace. Officials will monitor Middle East tensions, AI-driven demand and exchange-rate moves for their effects on growth and inflation. Outlook: economy seen as in a moderate recovery but not decisively strong. Inflation: expectations have edged up; wholesale inflation remains elevated from oil, FX and AI demand, raising the risk that underlying inflation could exceed the 2% target. Press briefing reiterated readiness to tighten further and that no specific measures or timetable are ruled out; committee differences are normal and current divergence of views is not a problem. (https://mktnews.com/flashDetail.html?id=01a0b37c-1246-7118-85fa-7f389e98e3fc)22d
Clash Report@clashreportJapan’s central bank raised its key interest rate from 1% to 1.25%, the highest level since 1995, as it continues to move away from decades of ultra-low borrowing costs. The Bank of Japan has raised rates six times since 2024 to tackle inflation pressures, including rising energy costs linked to disruptions from the Iran war. Japan is also dealing with a weak yen, higher prices and a shrinking workforce.22d
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    CN Wire@Sino_Market🇯🇵BOJ hikes 25bp; flags AI, Mideast and FX as upside inflation risks Bank of Japan raised policy rates by 25bp; vote 7-2 with two dissenters. BOJ said it will continue to raise rates as warranted by economic, price and financial conditions, with no preset timing or pace. Officials will monitor Middle East tensions, AI-driven demand and exchange-rate moves for their effects on growth and inflation. Outlook: economy seen as in a moderate recovery but not decisively strong. Inflation: expectations have edged up; wholesale inflation remains elevated from oil, FX and AI demand, raising the risk that underlying inflation could exceed the 2% target. Press briefing reiterated readiness to tighten further and that no specific measures or timetable are ruled out; committee differences are normal and current divergence of views is not a problem. (https://mktnews.com/flashDetail.html?id=01a0b37c-1246-7118-85fa-7f389e98e3fc)22d
    Clash Report@clashreportJapan’s central bank raised its key interest rate from 1% to 1.25%, the highest level since 1995, as it continues to move away from decades of ultra-low borrowing costs. The Bank of Japan has raised rates six times since 2024 to tackle inflation pressures, including rising energy costs linked to disruptions from the Iran war. Japan is also dealing with a weak yen, higher prices and a shrinking workforce.22d
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