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Will Japan still not raise interest rates in July?
Some officials of the Bank of Japan proposed to "wait and see" in July and make a decision after significant recovery in consumer spending data, which could also avoid presenting a too strong image of the central bank to the public.
Japanese Shares Steady as Yen Gains, Traders Eye Potential BOJ Rate Hike
Japanese shares were largely unchanged on Tuesday, even as the yen gained ground, buoyed by trader expectations of a potential rate hike by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) next week.
BOJ to Buy Y375.0 Billion of JGBs Maturing in 1-3 Years, Unchanged From Previous Operation
TOKYO--The Bank of Japan said Tuesday it offered to buy outright on July 24 up to Y375.0 billion in Japanese government bonds maturing in one to three years. The bank's previous operation in the
Safe-haven demand boosts the US dollar and each non-US currency has its advantages.
Last week, the US dollar was boosted by safe-haven demand, while non-US currencies were mainly affected by economic events in various countries.
How the Weak Yen Changes the Way Firms Do Business [Video]
How the weak Japanese Yen is changing how Japanese firms do business. Here's my on the ground reports from Japan.
Japanese ruling party officials urge Bank of Japan to clarify its determination to raise interest rates.
Toshimitsu Motegi, secretary-general of the Liberal Democratic Party, stated that the Bank of Japan should make its intention to normalize its monetary policy, including steadily raising interest rates, more clear.