BOJ watchers expect rate hikes to conclude by next summer, with PM Takaichi's 2027 appointments seen influencing pace amid her reluctance for increases.
Bank of Japan observers are increasingly betting the central bank will wrap up its current rate-hiking campaign by July next year. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is reportedly reluctant to embrace the rate hikes pursued by BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda, and her appointments to the central bank in 2027 are viewed as a factor that will loom over the pace of future tightening.
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