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U.S. Tariffs Could Force Bank of Japan to Tweak Forecasts Again, Ueda Says
TOKYO--U.S. trade policy could force the Bank of Japan to change its economic outlook again, Gov. Kazuo Ueda said after the central bank halved its growth forecast for the year. "Given a relatively low degree of certainty in our outlook,
Bank of Japan slashes growth forecasts on tariff fears
The Bank of Japan has slashed its economic growth forecasts for 2025 and 2026, blaming “extremely high uncertainties” over trade, in a move that raises doubts about future interest rate rises. Japan’s central bank released a quarterly update to its forecasts alongside a unanimous decision by its policy board to keep the overnight call rate at “around 0.
By Kenneth FisherThe Japanese yen has steadied on Tuesday after surging 1.1% against the US dollar a day earlier.
Wall Street stocks rallied and gold prices slid on Thursday as solid earnings from big tech bolstered investor risk appetite.
Japan's Economy Minister Ryosei Akazawa said on Friday that he has no comment on specific negotiations with the United States. Akazawa said that the Japanese officials want to hold the next meeting ...
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Japan may have averted U.S. pressure for a stronger yen in bilateral finance talks on Thursday, but a closer look at ...
The dollar's rise against the Japanese yen is unlikely to be sustained given the headwinds facing U.S. economic growth from ...
Japanese trading house Sojitz Corp. is expecting a 5 billion yen ($34.7 million) impact to its business from US tariffs.
Japan's top currency diplomat on Monday denied a media report that U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had told his ...
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The Japanese yen could fall in the near term as investors take profits after recent gains on demand for safe havens, Rabobank said.
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