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The Bank of Japan's attempt to exit negative rates stumbled as slowing inflation prompted Governor Ueda to delay rate hikes, transitioning to near-zero rates instead. This decision may affect local economies like hot-spring resorts, influenced by BOJ deputies' differing opinions. The move was backed by the government to stabilize the yen, indicating a prolonged period of near-zero rates and gradual balance sheet reduction.

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