Bank of Japan May Raise Economic Growth Forecast, Hold Policy Rate at 31-Year High

According to Jin10, the Bank of Japan is considering raising its economic growth forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 (currently 0.5%) at this month's policy meeting while keeping its policy rate unchanged at its highest level since 1995, according to sources. Officials are also expected to reassess the characterization of economic risks as "tilted to the downside," reflecting growing confidence that Japan can avoid severe recession amid sustained global demand related to artificial intelligence.
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