TOKYO (Reuters) -The Bank of Japan raised interest rates on Friday to their highest since the 2008 global financial ...
The Bank of Japan has raised short-term interest rates by a quarter point, the highest in 17 years, signalling efforts to normalise monetary policy in response to persistent inflation and increasing ...
A speech by the board member is likely to further fuel market speculation that more rate hikes are in the pipeline.
In the eyes of Japanese economic policymakers, there have been few surprises from the nearly week-old Trump administration. That, in part, gave them confidence to raise interest rates again Friday.
The dollar edged up on Thursday, but stayed close to recent lows, as traders weighed receding trade war risks and looked ...
News reports, including from Reuters, foreshadowed the Bank of Japan’s landmark exit from negative interest rates in the lead-up to the decision. So did economic conditions, with sharply ...
The Bank of Japan is increasingly blaming chronic labour shortages, not stagnant demand, as the main reason for its weak ...
Japan's central bank has increased the cost of borrowing to its highest level in 17 years after consumer price rises ...
The Bank of Japan is close to ending eight years of negative interest rate policy, with expected historical wage hikes heightening the prospect of a landmark shift away from its massive ...