TOKYO : The Bank of Japan's meeting last week passed with no surprises, but for a careful BOJ watcher its message on the need to remain vigilant on food-driven inflationary pressures had an important takeaway: Rates could be raised sooner than expected. As with many other central banks, the Trump administration's broad tariffs against its trading partners have raised uncertainty for Japan's monetary path as policymakers tread cautiously while they try to assess the economic implications of the

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