TOKYO -- The Bank of Japan is weighing when to end its negative-interest-rate policy as inflation shifts to a more stable footing, focusing on spring wage negotiations kicking off in January and an expected pivot to rate cuts in the U.S.
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BOJ's negative-rate exit may hinge on January, April inflation outlooks
With price growth looking stable, Japan central bank homes in on wages
Bank of Japan Gov. Kazuo Ueda struck a balanced tone at the post-policy-meeting news conference Dec. 19 as the central bank moves toward an exit from easing. (Photo by Nanami Sato)
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