Bank of Japan Governor: Short-term interest rates at a 30-year high have no special significance
BlockBeats News, on December 19, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda stated that the short-term interest rate being at a 30-year high has no special significance, and that the impact of the latest interest rate changes will be closely monitored. (Golden Ten Data)
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