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Bank of Japan Governor Ueda said energy-related price rises are beginning to push up consumer prices in Japan.

Former Bank of Japan chief economist Seisaku Kameda said he expects the BOJ to raise rates in December and continue tightening next year until a terminal policy rate of about 2% to counter rising inflation. He said Friday’s global selloff pushed Japanese equities sharply lower but is unlikely to stop a December hike unless volatility persists through the BOJ’s Dec. 17-18 meeting. Kameda warned a pause would be warranted only if an AI-driven market collapse provoked a severe U.S. downturn that hit Japan. He expects the BOJ to lift the policy rate to roughly 1.5% in December, then tighten at about a quarterly pace toward 2%, citing strong corporate profits and a planned food tax cut as supporting Japan’s capacity to absorb higher rates.