Bank of Japan Likely to Raise Rates by October or December, 86% of Economists Predict, Targeting 1.25%

According to a Reuters survey covered by Jin10 on July 23, 86% of economists predict the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates before end-December, with a potential move as early as October. The central bank is expected to increase rates by 25 basis points to 1.25%, with ongoing hikes anticipated throughout 2027. The decision reflects pressure from yen weakness and imported inflation, while policymakers weigh risks of rapid rate hikes on Japan's debt burden and fragile economic recovery.
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