Protracted Iran war narrows BOJ's rate hike options
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The Bank of Japan's potential rate hike in April is becoming less likely due to market volatility caused by the ongoing Middle East conflict. The conflict's impact on the economy is making it difficult for the bank to make decisions on interest rates.
The Bank of Japan's rate hike in April is now less likely. The ongoing Middle East conflict is causing market volatility, making it hard for the bank to decide on interest rates. The conflict is affecting the economy, leading to uncertainty. The bank's decision will depend on the economic outlook. The Middle East conflict is a major factor in this decision.
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