TOKYO — The Bank of Japan is close to ending eight years of negative interest rate policy, with expected historical wage hikes heightening the prospect of a landmark shift away from its massive stimulus program next week. Internal preparations for an exit have been in the works since Kazuo Ueda took office as BOJ governor Read The Rest at :
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