Bank of Japan Ends Negative Rates, Yen Drops to Four-month Low | USD/JPY Analysis

After much speculation, the Bank of Japan has finally increased interest rates for the first time in 17 years. This decision comes amid growing pressure on Western central banks to lower policy rates following a series of aggressive rate hikes.
The short-term policy rate has been raised from -0.1% to a range of 0% to 0.1%. Although this change may not be substantial in technical terms, it holds symbolic significance as it marks the end of the era of negative rates. Additionally, the controversial "yield curve control" program has been terminated, along with the central bank's purchases of ETFs and real estate investment trusts.
Following the Bank of Japan's anticipated move, Japan's stock market indices experienced modest increases, following a period of recent record highs.
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