أخبار سوق الذهب والفضة — 18 سبتمبر 2026, 04:10–08:10 UTC
Bank of Japan Raises Interest Rates
The Bank of Japan raised its key interest rate to a 31-year high in a widely anticipated policy shift. This decision was reportedly driven by increasing inflationary risks within the economy, prompting investor reactions to the significant change in monetary stance.
Yen Declines Following BOJ Decision
Despite the interest rate hike, the Japanese yen weakened against other major currencies as the central bank's move was largely priced in by markets. The yen's slump was accompanied by a rise in stock prices, indicating a broader market reaction to the expected policy adjustment.
Global Inflationary Risks Remain a Focus
Central bankers in major economies continue to signal concerns over persistent inflation. The head of Australia’s central bank warned that inflation risks are materializing, while inflationary pressures were also a key factor cited in the Bank of Japan's decision to tighten its policy.
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