BOJ debated rate-hike timing, some called for near-term move, December summary shows
- Some Bank of Japan policymakers believe conditions are right for a rate hike soon, with one predicting a move 'in the near future' as shown in the December meeting summary.
- The Bank of Japan held interest rates steady at 0.25% to analyze data on wage momentum and the new U.S. Administration's economic policies.
- There is uncertainty regarding tax and fiscal policy in Japan and the new U.S. Administration's stance, affecting discussions on interest rates.
- A Reuters poll indicated that all respondents expect the Bank of Japan to raise rates to 0.50% by the end of March.
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