"Bank of Japan's Potential Rate Hike and Market Impact"

TL;DR
Goldman Sachs now expects the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates for the first time in 17 years at its March meeting, citing stronger-than-expected salary gains and news reports of an exit from negative rates. The central bank's senior economist anticipates the abolition of its yield curve control policy and a potential end to its ultra-loose monetary policy, as signs point to robust wage negotiations and potential inflation. If the Bank of Japan proceeds with this move, it would mark the end of its long-standing monetary policy experimentation to combat deflation.
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