Experts: The Bank of Japan may raise interest rates to curb inflation.

According to sources from Japan, the Bank of Japan may raise its policy interest rate from the current 0.75% to 1.0% at the monetary policy meeting scheduled for the 15th to 16th of this month. Kato, the president of Japan's Tohsho Research Corporation, believes that raising interest rates will put pressure on small and medium-sized enterprises and ordinary Japanese families, and the impact on the exchange rate of the yen needs further observation. If the low interest rates continue to be maintained, it may further fuel inflation.