The Bank of Japan, after 17 years, has ended its negative interest rate policy and raised borrowing costs, becoming the last central bank to make the shift. This decision marks a significant change in the country's monetary policy, reflecting a move towards normalization. The decision to raise borrowing costs could have far-reaching implications for the Japanese economy, impacting businesses and consumers alike. The shift in policy may also be seen as a response to global economic trends and the need for more sustainable and balanced growth.

The Digest, 3/19/2024 @200AM, CDT

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