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BOJ to consider pausing bond taper next fiscal year, sources sayThe Bank of Japan is reportedly leaning towards pausing its bond purchase taper beyond next fiscal year, a move that would mark a significa...- Dollar steadies as markets await signals on Iran war, central banksThe U.S. dollar held steady as markets awaited Middle East peace talks and signals on central bank rate hikes. Hopes for a U.S.-Iran deal t...
- USD rate today: Check U.S Dollar against Euro, Yen, SterlingU.S. nonfarm payrolls data due on June 5 are expected to show an unemployment rate of 4.3 per cent and an increase of 85,000 jobs.
- Japan's extra budget to include funding from fresh debtJapan plans a new budget to counter Middle East war economic impacts. This may mean more government debt, potentially raising interest rate...
- Global Market: OECD sees Bank of Japan raising rates to 2% by 2027 amid inflation shiftJapan's central bank might increase interest rates to two percent by late 2027. This move signals confidence in Japan's economy moving past...
- Inside BOJ’s Taper Talks: Market signals & policy shifts aheadMarket participants have urged the BOJ to taper cautiously post-FY26 amid rising super-long bond yields and liquidity concerns.
- BOJ on alert to impact of super-long yield swings on borrowing costsBank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Wednesday the central bank will be vigilant to the risk large swings in super-long bond yields co...
- Why are Japanese bond yields rising and what does it mean for Indian investors?Japanese bond yields surged after BoJ's Noguchi downplayed intervention needs, triggering concerns amid rising inflation, weak auctions, an...
- BOJ urged to boost bond buying in wake of spike in super-long yieldsThe Bank of Japan is under pressure to change its bond tapering strategy. This is due to a sharp increase in super-long bond yields. Some m...
- BOJ scales back emergency funding as pandemic strains easeIn a widely expected move, the BOJ on Friday maintained its short-term rate target at -0.1% and that for 10-year bond yields around 0%.
- Dollar steady as traders wait for central banks, pound inches lower on COVID fearsThe dollar was quiet at the start of a week in which central bank meetings, including by the Federal Reserve, will likely drive currency ma...
- FOMC Meet: We have to see if there is a risk of a hawkish shift in dot plots, says Mitul Kotecha“The markets are pricing in tightening by around March 2023. If we do see a shift towards earlier tightening and if the dot plots shown ear...
- BoJ lays ground work for stealth tapering of stimulusJapan's economy grew an annualised 12.7% in October-December on robust exports, extending a recovery from its worst postwar recession trigg...
- Rupee fights back to snap 2-day fall, up 11 paiseThe rupee lost a whopping 34 paise in last two days.
- 10 biggest risks to financial markets that global fund managers bracing forThe BofA-ML global survey involving 171 fund managers, holding $443 billion in assets, showed asset managers are keeping their cash holding...
- Is Sensex valuation high or just right?Investors have not factored in the benefits of lower commodity prices, falling interest rates and the earnings boost that will come from gr...
- Bank of Japan may keep its stimulus fireworks on beyond 2018The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is likely to increase its record stimulus even more, said 28 of 33 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News.
- Early elections in Japan positive for equities in short term: Michael Every, Rabobank"The fact that we are calling an election now two years before one was due is really reflecting the fact that we are still doing nothing in...
- Global stimulus will continue to be a theme in 2014: Mark Konyn, Cathay Conning AMC"Although we have been hearing about a stimulus pullback in the US by the Fed, there is still a concern that it will initiate a sell-off in...
- Five reasons why rupee is depreciating despite strong FII flowsThe rupee has plunged by around 2% in just a week. Ironically, during the same period, markets saw inflows of up to $2.4 bn dollars.
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