Japan's central bank has hiked its benchmark interest rate to a 17-year high and signalled more increases on the horizon, although some analysts think it’s come too late. Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman ask Mio Kato, Founder of Lightstream Research, if this marks the end of the BoJ’s tentative approach and what it means for the Japanese economy.

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