BOJ Deputy Governor Says Real Rates Shouldn't Stay Negative
BOJ Deputy Governor Says Real Rates Shouldn't Stay Negative as Economy Strengthens
TOKYO--Bank of Japan deputy Gov. Ryozo Himino said Thursday that real interest rates shouldn't remain negative once the economy overcomes its challenges, reaffirming the central bank's promise to keep raising its policy rate.
Bank of Japan board members discussed how to use estimates on the economy's neutral interest rate to determine further hikes ...
Japan’s real rates clearly remain in negative territory even with last week’s interest rate hike, and the Bank of Japan will keep raising rates if its economic outlook is realized, according to Deputy ...
The Bank of Japan raised interest rates on Friday to their highest since the 2008 global financial crisis, underscoring its ...
Bank of Japan board members discussed how the central bank should use estimates on the economy's neutral interest rate in ...
The BOJ fumbled its communication in December, surprising investors, but then telegraphed Friday's increase so unambiguously ...
The board decided to raise the BOJ's short-term policy rate to 0.5% from 0.25% by an 8-1 vote. Board member Toyoaki Nakamura dissented to the decision. BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda is scheduled to hold a ...
In a historic step, the BOJ ditched negative interest rates in March and raised short-term rates to 0.25% in July on the view the economy was making progress toward durably achieving its 2% ...
Japan's central bank has increased the cost of borrowing to its highest level in 17 years, after consumer price rises ...
All outstanding loans from the central bank's fund-provisioning program to stimulate bank lending are expected to be wiped ...
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