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Bank of Japan squeezed by Takaichi, Trump and Iran war inflation
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda warned that oil-driven inflation could become a lasting global issue, citing risks from Takaichi, Trump, and the Iran war. He highlighted concerns about high inflation expectations and accelerating wages leading to second-round effects.
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