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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
The dollar slipped slightly against a range of currencies on Tuesday including the yen, which strengthened following the Bank ...
As widely expected, the central bank maintained short-term interest rates at 0.5% by a unanimous vote at the two-day policy ...
The Japanese central bank’s decision to slow the pace at which it cuts its monthly bond purchases came as its policy committee concluded a two-day meeting on Tuesday with a unanimous vote to hold ...
The Bank of Japan kept interest rates steady on Tuesday and decided to decelerate the pace of its balance sheet drawdown next ...
The Bank of Japan’s decision to hold interest rates and slow its withdrawal from the bond market was widely expected and ...
The central bank target of around 0.5 percent for short-term rates will remain in place. It made the announcement after its two-day policy meeting ended on Tuesday. The BOJ decision comes amid ...
The Bank of Japan will forego another interest rate hike this year due to uncertainty over U.S. tariff policy, according to a ...
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