Bank of Japan Holds Rates; Launches Dating App to Boost Low Birth Rates

Bank of Japan Considers Bond Purchase Reduction Amid Moderate Economic Recovery

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The Bank of Japan kept its key short-term interest rate at 0% to 0.1% in June, following its first rate hike since 2007. 

The board may consider reducing bond purchases in July. 

Japan's economy has moderately recovered, with resilient private consumption but flat exports. Inflation remains around 2-2.5%.



On a separate note, Japan's fertility rate hit a new record low, with only 727,277 births last year. 


In response, Tokyo launched a government dating app to encourage marriages and boost birth rates amidst ongoing population decline.

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