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BOJ, interest rates
BOJ Policymakers Divided on Future Rate Hike Pace, July Minutes Show
The BOJ's rate hike in July and Ueda's hawkish comments, coupled with weak U.S. labour market data, triggered a spike in the yen and stock market rout in early August. Since then, BOJ policymakers have stressed the need to take into account the economic fallout from market volatility.
Japan's incoming PM Ishiba gives BOJ scope to hike rates - with caution
Japan's incoming prime minister Shigeru Ishiba said on Friday the country's monetary policy will broadly remain loose, but he signalled that he won't push back against further increases in still near-zero interest rates.
Some BOJ members saw scope to hike rates further, July meeting minutes show
At least two of the Bank of Japan's nine board members saw scope to raise interest rates further, minutes of the central bank's July policy meeting showed on Thursday. But several other members warned of risks to the economy that
Some BOJ members at July meeting stressed need for gradual rate hikes
Some Bank of Japan board members in July stressed the need for gradual interest rate hikes, citing the risk of inflation exceeding the central bank's 2 percent target, minutes of their meeting showed Thursday.
Japan's leadership race clouds BOJ's rate hike path
Political uncertainty and the surprise prominence of a reflationist-minded candidate in Japan's ruling party leadership race may add pressure on the central bank to go slow on raising interest rates further away from historic lows.
Bets Back on for BOJ Hikes
Bets Back on for BOJ Hikes After Ishiba’s LDP Win, Analysts Say
The yen surged in a dramatic turnaround, Japanese bond futures dropped, and Nikkei 225 Stock Average futures retreated after Shigeru Ishiba clinched leadership of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party.
Shigeru Ishiba to be next Japanese premier after winning LDP leadership
Shigeru Ishiba will become the next prime minister of Japan after winning the presidency of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party in a closely contested run-off vote on Friday. As president of the LDP the 67-year-old former defence and agriculture minister will succeed Fumio Kishida after a parliamentary vote on October 1.
Ishiba Becomes Japan's Likely Next PM After Winning LDP Leadership Contest - TaiwanPlus News
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has picked Ishiba Shigeru as its next leader. Ishiba is expected to succeed Kishida Fumio, who is stepping down from the position, as the country's next prime minister.
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Japan’s LDP Picks BOJ Backer Ishiba for PM, Sparking Yen Rally
Japan’s ruling party picked Shigeru Ishiba as its next leader, choosing a backer of the Bank of Japan’s efforts to normalize ...
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BoJ Minutes On Tap For Thursday
The Bank of Japan will on Thursday release the minutes from its monetary policy meeting on July 30-31, highlighting a light day for ...
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ASIA Policy spotlight falls on RBA, BOJ's Ueda
The BOJ is the only major central bank raising rates, and investors will be looking to a speech from Governor Kazuo Ueda on ...
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BOJ Watchers’ Focus on LDP Election Centers on One Candidate
Bank of Japan watchers are keeping a close eye on the leadership election of the nation’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party for ...
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Yen Under Pressure as BOJ Faces Cautious Policy Meeting
The yen is under pressure as investors anticipate a cautious Bank of Japan (BOJ) policy meeting on further tightening.
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Yen slips as BoJ maintains cautious approach
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BOJ Watchers’ Focus on LDP Election Comes Down to One Candidate
Bank of Japan watchers are keeping a close eye on the leadership election of the nation’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party for ...
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It's time for Japan's political leaders to have 'new thinking' about the country's economy: Fmr BOJ official
Sayuri Shirai of Keio University and a former board member at the Bank of Japan says that Japan's next prime minister has to ...
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