BOJ Chief Ueda to Speak in Nagoya, Focus on Hints of Next Rate-Hike Timing
TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda will deliver a speech and hold a news conference in the central Japan ...
Japan GDP expands by 0.3% in third quarter, snapping two quarters of year-on-year declines
Japan's third-quarter real gross domestic product expanded 0.3% year on year, snapping two straight quarters of year-on-year ...
BOJ Calls for Vigilance to Presence of Non-Bank Financial Institutions
TOKYO (Reuters) - The growing presence of non-bank financial institutions (NBFI) warrants attention, as some reports show ...
Japan's economy grows for a second straight quarter on the back of consumer spending
Japan’s economy eked out an annual rate of 0.9% growth in the July-September quarter as consumer spending held up ...
Japan's economy slows in Q3 on tepid capex; consumption picks up
Japan's economy expanded by an annualised 0.9% over the July-September quarter, government data showed on Friday, slowing ...
BOJ should raise rates to 1% to reverse weak yen, says opposition lawmaker
The Bank of Japan should raise interest rates at least to 1% to roll back an "abnormally" huge stimulus that is causing ...
Japan’s Economy Beats Consensus in Boost for BOJ Rate Hike Case
Japan’s economy grew at a slightly faster pace than expected, backing the case for the central bank to stay on the path ...
Japan’s economy continues to grow but at slower pace
The Japanese economy managed to continue growing for a second straight quarter thanks to a recovery in consumption.
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USD/JPY forecast: Inflation reshapes fiscal policies in Japan and the US
The USD/JPY pair declined modestly at the start of Thursday’s trading session, trading at 155.91 after reaching its highest ...
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Japan’s growth slows as Ishiba plans fiscal stimulus measures
Japan’s economic growth slowed in the third quarter, boosting the case for the government to put together a stimulus package ...
How will central banks react to Trump?
The immediate consequences of Trump’s election will be more meaningful for the Bank of Japan. Policy board members have long indicated that excessive yen weakness would prompt an earlier rate rise.