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The Bank of Japan has ended its long-standing policy of negative interest rates and yield curve control, marking a significant shift in its monetary policy. This decision comes after years of efforts to stimulate the Japanese economy. Despite the policy change, Japanese stocks have continued to perform strongly, closing the week at a fresh all-time high, unaffected by the central bank's first interest rate hike since 2007. Analysts are now debating the implications of this move for the Japanese economy and whether it signals a broader shift in global economic policies.
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