The Bank of Japan on Tuesday kept its interest rate unchanged at 0.5 percent as expected because global economic uncertainties have put Japan's future growth prospects in doubt. Ending a two-day meeting, the BOJ Policy Board voted unanimously to keep... ...full story at Japan Times
from Japan Times on Tue, May 20 2008
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