Reuters: Bank of Japan (BOJ) to hike interest rates as early as September, considering accelerating tightening pace
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is considering accelerating the pace of its tightening after a potential interest rate hike as early as September, moving beyond its current pace of roughly twice a year, three sources familiar with the central bank's internal discussions told Reuters. The market has currently priced in a nearly 80% probability of a September rate hike.
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