Hiroshi Inoue is a reporter for MNI, specializing in financial and economic news. His articles primarily focus on central bank policies, economic indicators, and market trends in Japan and other Asian countries. Hiroshi's work has also been featured in BioRxiv, a preprint server for biology research.
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The Bank of Japan must swiftly enact a programme to reduce the balance of its Japanese government bond holdings to help guide the market and avoid
The Bank of Japan has promoted Kazushige Kamiyama, director-general of the international department, to the Osaka branch manager and one of the six executive directors, the BOJ revealed Monday.
The Bank of Japan on Monday revealed it had lowered the scale of Japanese government bond buying with a remaining life of five to 10 years to JPY425 billion from April 24's similar JPY475 billion operation.
The weak yen could hasten monetary tightening should it feed upside price risks, even if the underlying inflation trend remains below its 2% target, a
Japan's corporate goods price index rose 0.9% y/y in April from March's revised 0.9%, while import price rises accelerated and posted their third straight increase, data released by the Bank of Japan showed on Tuesday.
The Japanese economy and private consumption will likely recover in or after the second quarter as temporary factors weighed them down over Q1, a
Japan's economy in Q1 posted its first contraction in two quarters following weak private consumption and capital investment, preliminary GDP data released by the Cabinet Office Thursday showed.
The Bank of Japan is concerned the market could interpret any reduction to its Japanese government bond buying programme as an attempt to curb yen
The Bank of Japan could reduce its purchases of government bonds from about JPY6 trillion per month to around JPY5 trillion by as early as June but
Some major Japanese electric power and gas firms have noted increased costs of overseas projects, while a a medium-size transport firm has experienced
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