The Bank of Japan officially enters the era of integer interest rates

Ending the era of decimal points
For the first time since 1995
After experiencing the Plaza Accord of 1985 and over 30 years of low interest rates and negative interest rates following the Japanese stock market crash in the early 1990s, the era has officially come to an end
This time raising to 1%
The impact on the market is still quite significant
Mainly driven by sentiment rather than actual market liquidity
After all, as a major economic country, Japan's interest rate remains the lowest among the world's major central banks
‍#Bank of Japan raises interest rates to 1%