Ex-BOJ official predicts Japan will keep intervening to prevent yen free-fall
Japan will likely keep intervening to prop up the yen until the risk of speculators triggering a free fall in the currency has been eliminated, said a former central bank official who was involved in Tokyo's market forays a decade ago.
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said after meeting with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida that he’s carefully watching the ...
Ueda told reporters after the meeting that he and Kishida exchanged views on the slipping exchange rate. The BOJ governor ...
Many Bank of Japan board members agreed the country's long-term interest rates should be set by markets, with some saying the ...
The BOJ decision spurred investors to sell the yen and buy the dollar on expectations that interest rate gaps between Japan and the United States are unlikely to narrow anytime soon. The Japanese ...
IN 40 months, between 2021 and 2024, the police received reports of Jamaicans losing more than $300 million from their bank accounts, but the regulator, the Bank of Jamaica (BOJ), said that while ...
Upside risk to prices is concerning despite its small risk, some Bank of Japan board members noted at the March 18-19 meeting ...
Tokyo session ahead of the BOJ’s two-day meeting’s outcome due later in the day ...
TOKYO, May 7 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond (JGB) yields were mixed on Tuesday as the Bank of Japan (BOJ) left bond purchase offers unchanged, shifting the focus to the central bank's summary ...
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