Japan's short-term interest rates rise

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Short-term interest rates in Japan have increased as a result of rising government bond yields. The rise in interest rates reflects that wide-ranging impact that the debt market slump has had on Japanese financial markets.

Japan, Financial management, Finance, Company financing

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European Central Bank keeps benchmark interest rate at 2%

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The European Central Bank has maintained interest rates at 2% before the 2003 summer break. The bank's decision not to change interest rates was expected by most analysts.

European Union, European Union. European Central Bank

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U.S. Federal Reserve keeps interest-rate target at 1%

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Interest rates have been maintained at 1% by the US Federal Reserve. The 45-year low rates will be kept by the Reserve for some time to come.

United States, Powers and duties, United States. Federal Reserve Bank

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