Do you think this blockhead has seen the error of her ways? Forget putting the finishing touches on House 5, Blockhead Mimi is busy constructing a life raft to save ...

Impact on BoJ policy: The instability pressures the BoJ's policy path, with Thursday’s meeting in focus. Governor Ueda may hint at delayed policy normalization due to potential fiscal risks.

The BOJ was blamed for amplifying a market rout in early August with its surprise interest rate hike in July, and Ueda's comments pledging to keep pushing up rates if sustainable achievement of ...

CNBC Pella Funds: BOJ caught between a rock and a hard place Posted: October 28, 2024 | Last updated: October 28, 2024 Steven Glass from Pella Funds discusses the BOJ's rate path in the aftermath ...

Sayuri Shirai, a former board member of the Bank of Japan, discusses Japan's currency and economic policies. NY Times reports show Harris critiqued intelligence reports for how they described ...

in London said the coalition losing its majority for the first time since 2009 has added to the bearish Japanese yen profile as political uncertainty clouds the BoJ's outlook. "The yen was already ...

The USD/JPY rallied 1.87% to 152.235 in the week ending October 15, marking a four-week winning streak. On Monday, the USD/JPY dipped to a weekly low of 149.081 before climbing to a mid-week high ...

As widely expected, the BOJ maintained its short-term interest rate target at -0.1% and that for the 10-year bond yield around 0% at its two-day meeting that ended on Friday.

With its heavy-handed intervention drying up bond market liquidity, the BOJ is increasingly relying on a new funds-supply tool to keep the 10-year yield from breaching its 0.50% ceiling.

The BoJ abandoned its yield-curve control policy, halved its bond purchases, and raised borrowing costs twice, ending its policy of negative interest rates. However, despite policymakers’ clear ...

video The Federal Reserve’s surprise decision in September to cut rates by a larger-than-expected 50-basis-points seems like a distant memory now, as policymakers are once again sending out hawkish ...