Exploring the impacts of Japan's central bank raising interest rates after nearly two decades, featuring insights on Governor Kazuo Ueda's role in the announcement and its effects on economic and financial developments.
For the first time in almost two decades, Japan has raised interest rates out of negative territory. The reason? Inflation has finally arrived in the country’s economy.
Today on The Big Take podcast, Bloomberg’s Paul Jackson and host Sarah Holder tackle what the change means for banks, business, and Japan’s economy.
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