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The rise of the yen comes as a shock, particularly in light of last week's Bank of Japan easing ... Although none of this is attributable to Japan, the BOJ is in an increasingly difficult position to do anything about it.
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So there’s this view circulating that the views I expressed about 15 years ago on the Bank of Japan are somehow inconsistent with our current policies
The rise of the yen comes as a shock, particularly in light of last week's Bank of Japan easing ... Although none of this is attributable to Japan, the BOJ is in an increasingly difficult position to do anything about it.
Our view is that over the last few months, Bank of Japan easing has had only a marginal impact
After so long refusing to contemplate using monetary policy to generate inflation, it will be very hard for the Bank of Japan to change tack with much credibility. For that reason, a change to the BOJ law is sensible
The increase in liquidity from the Bank of Japan and the potential rate cut from the Reserve Bank of Australia next week reinvigorated the risk rally
There was also a bit of disappointment in the Bank of Japan.
The only reason why we’re seeing a bit of an upward move in risk is because the Bank of Japan eased, so more liquidity is funneling into the market
To exit from deflation, we expect the Bank of Japan to continue with appropriate and bold monetary policy conduct, while coordinating closely with the government
The Bank of Japan's easing has helped that a bit today but you wouldn't put too much stock in that. But that's been the story for today, we've had a good rally.
It shows what a difficult task the Bank of Japan faces
Speculation of more aggressive Bank of Japan action has intensified over recent days, and we believe that the outcome of its policy meeting today will deliver on such expectations
The core CPI number shows that deflationary conditions are continuing, if one excludes energy and food prices, and it shows what a difficult task the Bank of Japan faces
How the dollar against the yen reacts will depend on whether or not the Bank of Japan decides to buy Japanese government bonds with longer remaining maturities
the Bank of Japan is fully committed to continuing powerful monetary easing through various measures
Any pullback by JGBs will be limited amid continued expectations for additional easing by the Bank of Japan
The pervasive mood in the market is for people to 'wait-and-see' ahead of the Bank of Japan and FOMC meetings
far from being powerless, the Bank of Japan could achieve a great deal if it were willing to abandon its excessive caution and its defensive response to criticism.
While many investors are clearly sidelined ahead of both U.S. Fed and BOJ (Bank of Japan) policy announcements (this week), the upcoming Golden Week holiday next week is also going to hold participation levels down for the time being
The climate is one in which it is difficult to sell JGBs until the Bank of Japan meeting on Friday
We probably won't see much move before the Fed meeting, as people are sidelined and waiting for new cues from the Fed and Bank of Japan
With the strength of the economic recovery in the U.S. seen faltering in the wake of sluggish data, investors are awaiting further signs of easing by the Federal Reserve as well as the Bank of Japan to shore up their confidence
We're expecting something pretty significant out of the Bank of Japan, and if it's not what they've sold us, you'll get a good-sized response in the yen
We are expecting the Bank of Japan to take action next week, and further movements in the yen will depend how aggressive they are
The Bank of Japan is fully committed to continuing powerful monetary easing through various measures, including maintaining the policy interest rate at practically zero and purchasing financial assets, until the current goal of year-on- year CPI inflation at 1% is deemed to be achievable
These indicators will further back up calls for monetary easing by the Bank of Japan .
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Bank of Japan and Switzerland: Dramatic stuff from the big central banks this afternoon: the ECB, the Fed, the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan and even the Swiss National Bank have joined together to increase dollar liquidity.
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