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Bank of Japan (BOJ) is predicted to end negative rates in April and continue raising short-term borrowing costs due to sustained wage growth and inflation. BOJ members believe additional tweaks to yield curve control are not necessary and maintain monetary easing. Despite the BOJ's policy tweak, the yen has weakened and stocks have tumbled. BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda expressed concern about the rigid rate policy's impact on the yen and stated the goal of minimizing market volatility.

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