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Analysis-BOJ gears up to hike rates again but leaves free hand on timing
The Bank of Japan laid the groundwork this week for resuming interest rate hikes by spelling out explicitly for the first time the risks that persistent food price rises fan broad-based inflation. While markets took a dovish reading of BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda's commentary after Thursday's policy meeting,
By Leika Kihara TOKYO (Reuters) -Profits of Japanese firms are likely to fall this year because of U.S. tariffs, leading them ...
The yen weakened to 150 per dollar for the first time since April as investors took comments from Bank of Japan Governor ...
The yen briefly weakened to the 150 range against the U.S. dollar on Thursday, its lowest level since early April, on ...
Despite the upgrade in its inflation outlook, the BOJ gave no direct signal on the timing of a future rate hike ...
TOKYO -- The Bank of Japan on Thursday kept its key interest rate unchanged and revised its inflation outlook upward, with Gov. Kazuo Ueda signaling that the bank needs more time to decipher the ...
The Nikkei 225 Index pulled back last week as market participants focused on key Japanese earnings and the BoJ interest rate ...
U.S. futures rose on Thursday, outperforming other markets as traders mulled a raft of economic indicators including central ...
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