Former BOJ Board Member Eyes Possibility of Rate Hike
BOJ could raise interest rates in March, says ex-policymaker Shirai
The Bank of Japan may raise interest rates in March if U.S. President Donald Trump pushes through on his tariff threats and adds to already mounting domestic inflationary pressures, former central bank board member Sayuri Shirai said on Friday.
BOJ policymaker calls for more rate hikes, warns of inflation risk
The Bank of Japan must raise interest rates more as keeping them at current low levels could cause excessive risk-taking and push up inflation too much, its board member Hajime Takata said, cementing expectations of further hikes in borrowing costs.
Japanese bank shares have become highly popular with investors betting on rising Bank of Japan interest rates as uncertainty ...
The return of inflation and wage growth is giving the Bank of Japan room to raise interest rates and declare the end of a long period of stagnation. Source: FactSet, Bank of Japan By The ...
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Japan’s Inflation Hits Fastest Pace Since 2022, Strengthening Case for Rate Hikes and Market TurbulenceJapan's inflation picked up in January, with core inflation reaching 3.2% year-on-year, surpassing expectations. The rising ...
such as Japan. The central bank said it would continue to raise interest rates if economic growth and inflation stayed in line with its projections. “The likelihood of achieving the bank’s ...
Investing.com -- The Bank of Japan (BOJ) could increase interest rates in March if U.S. President Donald Trump implements his proposed tariffs, intensifying domestic inflation, says Sayuri ...
Japanese inflation accelerated in January, further pressuring households as prices excluding fresh food rose 3.2 per cent ...
Japan's consumer inflation rises to 3.2%, sparking expectations of BOJ hiking rates. ETFs EWJ, BBJP, and DXJ may see mixed outcomes as inflation and bond yields increase.
Japan’s corporate bond market is booming, as an economic rebound and plans to get ahead of higher interest rates encourage a flurry of issuance. Japanese companies have sold 14.7 trillion yen ($96.8 ...
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