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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,
The Bank of Japan's rate-hike cycle is facing its biggest test since Governor Kazuo Ueda took the helm two years ago, with ...
The Bank of Japan kept its policy rate unchanged at 0.5%. The bank revised down its GDP and CPI outlook, yet emphasised ...
The Bank of Japan kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged amid widespread market expectations that Governor Kazuo Ueda ...
Wall Street stocks rallied and gold prices slid on Thursday as solid earnings from big tech bolstered investor risk appetite.
Donald Trump’s quixotic trade war appears to have entered the tilting-at-windmills phase as the U.S. president sees “big, ...
The Bank of Japan kept its key short-term interest rate unchanged at 0.5% during its May meeting, maintaining the highest ...
Another day, another piece of evidence that President Donald Trump’s escalating trade war with friends and foes is hurting the global economy. Today: Japan’s central bank cut its economic growth ...
Masazumi Wakatabe, Former Bank of Japan Deputy Governor, and Hiromi Ishihara, Head of Equity Investment, Amundi Japan, ...
Ueda warned of "extremely high uncertainty" on the outlook, even as he stressed the BOJ's resolve to keep raising rates on ...
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