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The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is set to release findings next month from a review assessing the impacts of its unconventional monetary easing methods used over the past 25 years. This marks a pivotal move toward normalizing monetary policy and may potentially include a decision to raise interest rates from the current 0.25% during the BOJ's final policy meeting of the year. The review is expected to analyze the limitations of past stimulus efforts and provide insights into the BOJ's future policies in response to evolving economic conditions.
Source: YAHOO