The Bank of Japan maintained its interest rates at one percent on Friday. This decision came after a two-day meeting concluded by the central bank. One board member voted for a higher rate, seeking a 1.25 percent increase. Governor Kazuo Ueda will explain the policy decision at a news conference. The bank stressed its readiness to raise borrowing costs to manage inflation.
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