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Bank of Japan holds policy rate steady and plans slower tapering
The Bank of Japan kept its policy rate at 0.5%, reducing Japanese Government Bond purchases from 400bn yen to 200bn yen starting in April 2026. Governor Kazuo Ueda is cautious about US tariffs and their negative impact on investment and wages, while expressing no immediate concerns about inflation. We no longer expect a hike in the third quarter
By Satoshi Sugiyama TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese real wages fell for a fourth consecutive month in April, eroded by stubborn ...
Japans annual wholesale inflation slowed in May, driven by declining import prices for raw materials, offering temporary ...
All is calm at Satoshi Yamazaki’s rice farm, with its freshly planted rows of vivid-green seedlings, but a row over the cost ...
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese government bonds remained stable on Friday, after a volatile week in which super-long yields hit record highs as inflation and fiscal concerns sapped demand for debt.
The institution has lowered its 2025 growth estimate for Japan's gross domestic product to 0.7% in inflation-adjusted real ...
The opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan and Japan Innovation Party both have been pushing for a zero ...
TOKYO] Japanese real wages fell for a fourth consecutive month in April, eroded by stubborn inflation that has continued to ...
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