TOKYO The Bank of Japan left interest rates unchanged on Sept. 20, after a decision to hike them in July pushed the yen sharply higher and fuelled turmoil across world markets. Two days after the U.S. Federal Reserve slashed rates for the first time since the start of the pandemic, the BoJ's stasis came as data showed inflation in the world's fourth-largest economy picked up as expected in August. Japanese central bank officials said borrowing costs would be left at 0.25 percent, a policy

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