Japanese Central Bank Governor: Short-Term Interest Rate at 30-Year High Has No Special Meaning
BlockBeats News, December 19, Bank of Japan Governor Kuroda Haruhiko stated that the short-term interest rate hitting a 30-year high does not carry any special significance, and they will closely monitor the impact of the latest interest rate changes. (Xinhua)
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