Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda appears to be having second thoughts on ending QE. Image: Twitter / Screengrab

TOKYO — With the Nikkei 225 surging to 34-year highs, the conventional wisdom is that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) now has greater confidence — and political cover — to raise interest rates and end decades of quantitative easing (QE). But what if the opposite is true? Might the Nikkei boom luring tidal waves of […]

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