The Bank of Japan has cut its growth outlook while maintaining monetary policy in the face of global tariffs. In South Korea, snap elections next month is ramping up political uncertainty. William Pesek, a columnist at Nikkei Asia helps us unpack what we can expect in the days and weeks ahead.

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Categories:  politics,  government,  international,  economy,  markets,  investments

Tags:  japan,  bank of japan,  south korea,  monetary policy,  impeachment,