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Japanese Interest Rates Rise For First Time In 17 Years - Creative Media News
Borrowing costs have increased by the Japanese central bank for the first time in seventeen years. The main interest rate of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) was raised from -0.1% to a range of 0%-0.1%. It comes as salaries have increased in tandem with rising consumer prices. The bank reduced the rate to zero in 2016 in an effort to stimulate the economy, which had become stagnant.