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Bank of Japan Expected to Raise Rates Twice in 2026, Carlyle Says

According to Carlyle executives, the Bank of Japan is likely to raise interest rates by 25 basis points twice in 2026. The first hike is anticipated in June, with a second increase expected later in the year. Investment firms are positioning portfolios ahead of these potential rate movements, which could influence capital flows across Asian markets and affect borrowing costs for businesses dependent on Japanese financing.