JN BOJ Outlook Report
It provides valuable insight into the bank's view of economic conditions and inflation - the key factors that will shape the future of monetary policy;
Source does not give an exact release time - this event will be listed as 'Tentative' until the rate is announced. Source changed release frequency from semiannually to quarterly as of Jan 2016;
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- From cnbc.com|Jan 23, 2025|4 comments
The Bank of Japan hiked rates by 25 basis points Friday to 0.5%, bringing its policy rate to its highest level since 2008, as it seeks to normalize its monetary policy. The move comes in line with expectations from CNBC’s survey from Jan 15-20, which saw an overwhelming majority of economists predict a hike. Following the decision, the Japanese yen weakened marginally to trade at 156.09 against the dollar, while country’s benchmark Nikkei 225 stock index rose 0.59%. Senior BOJ officials, including governor Kazuo Ueda and Deputy ...
- From boj.or.jp|Jan 23, 2025|1 comment
Japan's economy is likely to keep growing at a pace above its potential growth rate, with overseas economies continuing to grow moderately and as a virtuous cycle from income to spending gradually intensifies against the background of factors such as accommodative financial conditions. • The year-on-year rate of increase in the consumer price index (CPI, all items less fresh food) is likely to be in the range of 2.5-3.0 percent for fiscal 2024, at around 2.5 percent for fiscal 2025, and at around 2 percent for fiscal 2026. While the ...
- From boj.or.jp|Oct 30, 2024
Japan's economy is likely to keep growing at a pace above its potential growth rate, with overseas economies continuing to grow moderately as a virtuous cycle for income to spending gradually intensifies against the background of factors such as accommodative financial conditions. • The year-on-year rate of increase in the consumer price index (CPI, all items less fresh food) is likely to be at around 2.5 percent for the fiscal 2024 and then be at around 2 percent for fiscal 2025 and 2026. While the effects of a pass-through to ...
- From marctomarket.com|Oct 19, 2024
The dollar rose against all the G10 currencies last week, but it was not because of higher US rates. In fact, the 10-year US Treasury yield fell for the first time in five weeks. The two-year yield did not rise for the first time in three weeks. Rather than an increase in US rates, several other countries' rates fell. The result was that the US 2-year premium over Germany rose for the fourth consecutive week and is now the most since June. The US premium over Canada rose for the third week and the sixth week in the past seven. It is ...
- From bnnbloomberg.ca|Oct 18, 2024
Bank of Japan officials see little need to rush into raising interest rates this month while they remain on track to hike at a later stage with inflation staying in line with forecasts, according to people familiar with the matter. Officials see only a small risk of prices significantly outpacing the central bank’s quarterly projections set out in July, reducing the need to act quickly, the people said. The BOJ also sees a need to monitor the US economy and the potential economic and market impact of the US election next month among ...
- From boj.or.jp|Jul 30, 2024|2 comments
Japan's economy is likely to keep growing at a pace above its potential growth rate, with overseas economies continuing to grow moderately and as a virtuous cycle from income to spending gradually intensifies against the background of factors such as accommodative financial conditions. * The year-on-year rate of increase in the consumer price index (CPI, all items less fresh food) is likely to be at around 2.5 percent for fiscal 2024 and then be at around 2 percent for fiscal 2025 and 2026. While the effects of a pass-through to ...
- From channelnewsasia.com|Jul 30, 2024
The Bank of Japan is expected to detail plans to taper its huge bond buying on Wednesday and debate whether to raise interest rates, signalling its resolve to steadily unwind a decade of massive monetary stimulus. The decision comes as the U.S. Federal Reserve looks to cut interest rates, possibly as early as September, reversing an aggressive rate-hike cycle that drove up the dollar and caused a painful yen sell-off for Japan. At the two-day meeting ending on Wednesday, the BOJ will decide on a quantitative tightening (QT) plan that ...
- From boj.or.jp|Apr 25, 2024
Japan's economy is likely to keep growing at a pace above its potential growth rate, with overseas economies growing moderately and as a virtuous cycle from income to spending gradually intensifies against the background of factors such as accommodative financial conditions. • The year-on-year rate of increase in the consumer price index (CPI, all items less fresh food) is likely to be in the range of 2.5-3.0 percent for fiscal 2024 and then be at around 2 percent for fiscal 2025 and 2026. While the effects of a pass-through to ...
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