Japan’s Ishiba Seeks to Show Alignment With BOJ Governor Ueda
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba sought to show he isn’t pressuring the Bank of Japan over interest rate policy, saying that he was aligned with BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda’s view that there was time to assess the situation in markets and the economy before making any changes to rates.
PM Ishiba Says Japan Not Ready for Rate Hike After Meeting BOJ Governor
Ishiba, who was officially appointed as prime minister on Tuesday, had been seen by markets as endorsing the BOJ's policy normalisation, in part because of his comments to Reuters in August that a gradual hike in ultra-low rates will help boost Japan's profitability.
BOJ should patiently maintain loose monetary policy
New Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s unexpected warning against raising interest rates is pushing back expectations ...
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A leading dove on the Bank of Japan’s policy board stressed the need to keep financial conditions easy until inflationary ...
Confidence among Japan’s large firms proved a touch more bullish than expected, an outcome that keeps the the Bank of Japan ...
The Bank of Japan (BoJ) published the Summary of Opinions from its September monetary policy meeting on September 19 and 20, with the key findings noted below. Japan's economy has been recovering ...
Bets on more aggressive monetary easing in a number of advanced economies risk making the Bank of Japan stand out all the ...
Bank of Japan policymakers discussed the need to go slow in raising interest rates as jittery markets clouded the outlook, a ...
The central bank’s board member Asahi Noguchi sees a need to maintain an accommodative monetary policy stance, echoing ...
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