-
BoJ Takata: Economy is recovering moderately, though some weak signs
Bank of Japan Board Member Takata says Japan's economy is recovering moderately: • Japan's economy is recovering moderately, although some weak signs are seen. • Stock and FX markets have seen big volatility, but we still see achievement of our inflation target in sight. • We are seeing renewed rises in import prices. • We must be vigilant to the chance of a renewed wave of price hikes, while taking into account the impact of the yen rise in early August. • Hard to debate at this stage to what degree BOJ can shrink its balance sheet. • Hard to pin down the precise level of Japan's natural rate of ... (full story)
- Comments
- Subscribe
-
- Older Stories
From zerohedge.com|Sep 4, 2024If yesterday's market dump was a bang, today's continued selling more of a whimper. One day after the biggest drop in the S&P since the August 5 rout (which however was followed ...
From abs.gov.au|Sep 4, 2024The seasonally adjusted balance on goods increased $584m in July. Goods credits (exports) rose $288m (0.7%) driven by Other rural. Goods debits (imports) fell $296m (0.8%) driven ...
From youtube.com/markets|Sep 4, 2024TS Lombard Chief US Economist Steven Blitz joined Bloomberg Businessweek to break down data from the Fed's Beige Book -
-
- Newer Stories
From barchart.com|Sep 4, 2024The dollar index (DXY00) Wednesday fell by -0.48%. The dollar retreated Wednesday after the US July trade deficit widened by the most in 2 years. Lower T-note yields Wednesday ...
From dailyforex.com|Sep 4, 2024Previously, several Federal Reserve officials have recently highlighted the growing risks to the Labor market. Meanwhile, the latest US inflation data has dampened expectations of ...
From rba.gov.au|Sep 4, 2024I am very pleased to be here at the Anika Foundation fundraising luncheon. It is a tradition for the Governor of the Reserve Bank to give this annual address and I am very happy ...
- Story Stats
- Posted: Sep 4, 2024 9:45pm
- Submitted by:Category: Low Impact Breaking NewsComments: 0 / Views: 4,298
