Former BOJ Board Member Tsuyoshi Kataoka on Achieving 2% Inflation Target and Exiting Accommodative Monetary Policy

Former BOJ Board Member Tsuyoshi Kataoka on Achieving 2% Inflation Target and Exiting Accommodative Monetary Policy

Former Bank of Japan advisory board member Tsuyoshi Kataoka said on Thursday that the Bank of Japan will only be able to exit its accommodative monetary policy if it achieves its 2% inflation target on a sustained basis. July 2017 (2023 REUTERS/Issei Kato) [ムンバイ 4日 ロイター] – Former BOJ board member Tsuyoshi Kataoka said on … Read more

“University of Tokyo Professor: BOJ May Raise Interest Rates Depending on Labor Outcome”

“University of Tokyo Professor: BOJ May Raise Interest Rates Depending on Labor Outcome”

TOKYO (Reuters) – Tsutomu Watanabe, professor of economics at the University of Tokyo, said in an interview with Reuters that the BOJ could raise short-term policy interest rates as early as next year depending on the outcome of next year’s spring labor offensive. Stated. Watanabe, who serves as a member of the special session of … Read more

IMF Urges Central Banks to Keep Monetary Policy Tight Amid Inflation Risks

IMF Urges Central Banks to Keep Monetary Policy Tight Amid Inflation Risks

International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief deputy managing director Gita Gopinath on Monday urged central banks to keep monetary policy tight, saying there was a high risk of inflation remaining high or accelerating in many emerging markets. FILE PHOTO: April 14, 2023. REUTERS/Elizabeth Frantz [ワシントン 17日 ロイター] – International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief deputy managing director … Read more

Bank of Japan Expected to Maintain Monetary Policy Status Quo

Bank of Japan Expected to Maintain Monetary Policy Status Quo

TOKYO (Reuters) – The Bank of Japan is expected to maintain the status quo on monetary policy at its monetary policy meeting on June 27-28. Multiple sources said. Although upward pressure on prices is increasing at present, the 2% inflation target is still far from being achieved in a sustainable and stable manner amid high … Read more

More than $450 million withdrawn from Western funds by Credit Suisse.

More than 0 million withdrawn from Western funds by Credit Suisse.

A net outflow of more than $450 million from the 13th to the 15th from the US and European funds of the Swiss financial giant Credit Suisse, whose stock prices have plummeted due to financial instability, Morningstar said on the 17th. I found this out through direct research. (2023 REUTERS/Denis Balibouse) [ロンドン 17日 ロイター] – … Read more

Probability of maintaining monetary policy, interest rate fluctuation range to remain unchanged Governor Kuroda’s final decision meeting | Reuters

Probability of maintaining monetary policy, interest rate fluctuation range to remain unchanged Governor Kuroda’s final decision meeting | Reuters

On March 3, the Bank of Japan is expected to decide to maintain the status quo of monetary policy at its monetary policy meeting on March 9-10. Pictured is Kuroda, Governor of the Bank of Japan. Photo taken in December 2019 in Tokyo (2023 REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon) TOKYO (Reuters) – The Bank of Japan is expected … Read more

Bank of Japan Decision Meeting: Future policy revision direction, progress of yen depreciation is limited = Mr. Ichikawa, Sumitomo Mitsui DSAM | Reuters

Bank of Japan Decision Meeting: Future policy revision direction, progress of yen depreciation is limited = Mr. Ichikawa, Sumitomo Mitsui DSAM | Reuters

[Tokyo 18th Reuters]- Although the market’s view was that there would be no change in policy, the result was within expectations, but there was a smoldering view that the volatility range would expand again. The yen reacted with a large depreciation. In the future, there are many views that the monetary easing will basically be … Read more

Angle: China with zero corona relaxation, investors fumbling due to unknown infection status | Reuters

Angle: China with zero corona relaxation, investors fumbling due to unknown infection status |  Reuters

HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Investors caught off guard by Beijing’s sudden relaxation of its zero-corona policy are now forced to grapple with China’s post-pandemic turmoil. This is because we do not have good data to monitor the spread of infections and potential threats to the economy in the coming months. BEIJING, Dec 14 (Reuters) – … Read more

Resource for the purchase of “ infinite ” yen and the Minister of Finance Kanda, without mentioning the intervention, puts 150 yen on the dollar | Reuters

Resource for the purchase of “ infinite ” yen and the Minister of Finance Kanda, without mentioning the intervention, puts 150 yen on the dollar |  Reuters

On October 20, Finance Minister Masato Kanda (Photo 9) was asked if he had decided to intervene in the foreign exchange market after the yen temporarily reached 150 yen per dollar. No, “he told the Tokyo Ministry of Finance, January 2022. REUTERS / Issei Kato [TOKYO (Reuters)]- Finance Minister Masato Kanda replied to reporters on … Read more

Financial market outlook “completely changed” due to rising government bond yields = BIS | Reuters

Bank of Japan Decision Meeting: Future policy revision direction, progress of yen depreciation is limited = Mr. Ichikawa, Sumitomo Mitsui DSAM | Reuters

[London, 1st Reuters]–The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) released a quarterly report on the 1st that the last month’s surge in global bond markets will completely change the outlook for financial markets. He pointed out that it might be. He also mentioned that market volatility is increasing due to fluctuations in gamestop stocks by individual … Read more