Sources: Bank of Japan is paying more attention to yen weakness and may keep interest rates unchanged in January, according to insiders
BlockBeats News, January 15, sources indicate that the Bank of Japan is reportedly paying more attention to the weakening yen than before and may keep interest rates unchanged in January.
According to Bitget market data, the USD/JPY dropped 30 points in the short term, reaching a low of 158.32.
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