TechFlow news, December 27 — The summary of opinions from the Bank of Japan's December meeting revealed a split among policymakers: one group favors taking more time to carefully analyze data, while the other believes conditions for raising interest rates are already ripe. "Although uncertainties remain in the global economy, Japan's economy is now at a stage where monetary easing can be adjusted," one member said. "The central bank may decide to raise policy rates in the near future. However, for now, it is necessary to remain patient and monitor uncertainties surrounding the U.S. economy until they subside." (Jinshi)
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