BOJ will keep raising rates if inflation on track, Governor Ueda says

BOJ Will Keep Raising Rates if Inflation on Track, Governor Ueda Says

Japan’s Longer-Dated Bonds Extend Rebound After Steep Losses

Japan’s 30-year bonds rallied as volatility eased in the US Treasuries market and Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda suggested a policy response to higher US tariffs.

BOJ will keep raising rates if inflation on track, Governor Ueda says

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Friday the central bank will keep raising interest rates if underlying inflation accelerates toward its 2% target, as it projects.

Tokyo, Apr 17 (Latin Press) The Governor of the Bank of Japan (BoJ), Kazuo Ueda, today acknowledged that the tariffs imposed by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, could affect the economy of the Asian country through several channels. The post Japan fears that Trump's tariffs will affect its economy first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

BOJ Nagakawa: If the perspective is performed, the BOJ will continue to increase the interest rate - World Stock Market

The member of the Bank of the Bank of Japan (BOJ), Junko Nagakawa, said Thursday that “if the perspective of economic activity and prices are carried out, the BOJ will continue to increase interest rates and adjust the degree of monetary accommodation.” Additional quotes The US tariff policy., Economic and market developments abroad are some of the risks for Japan’s economic perspective. The uncertainty about US tariffs could affect the feeling…

BoJ’s Ueda: US tariffs nearing bad scenario, policy response may be needed - Action Forex

BoJ Governor Kazuo Ueda warned that US President Donald Trump’s escalating tariff policies have “moved closer towards the bad scenario” anticipated by the central bank. “We will scrutinise without pre-conception the extent to which US tariffs could hurt the economy,” he said in an interview with Sankei newspaper. “A policy response may become necessary. We […] The post BoJ’s Ueda: US tariffs nearing bad scenario, policy response may be needed ap…