Por: MarketWatch Business November 06, 2023
Theoretically speaking, [abolishing the negative-rate policy] can happen at any meeting, Ueda said at a news conference Monday. But if you ask whether it can happen this year, we only have less than two months left, although I cannot say that such a possibility is zero. Ueda said the bank would continue the negative interest rate and yield curve control until a sustainable and stable achievement of the bank's 2% inflation target comes into... + full article
CNBC USA Business February 28, 2023
Incoming Bank of Japan (BOJ) Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida on Tuesday brushed aside the chance of an immediate overhaul of ultra-loose monetary policy, suggesting that any review of its policy framework could take about a year.Uchida, a career central banker, said the BOJ... + más
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CNBC USA Business February 27, 2023
Incoming Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Monday the country's trend inflation must heighten significantly for the central bank to consider tightening monetary policy.The recent rise in Japan's consumer inflation is driven by cost-push factors rather than... + más
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CNBC USA Business February 24, 2023
Incoming Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Friday it was appropriate to maintain ultra-loose monetary policy as inflation has yet to sustainably and steadily meet the central bank's 2% target.Ueda said the recent rise in consumer inflation was driven mostly by... + más
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Japan parliament OKs Ueda as BOJ chief to tackle inflation | ABC News
Forbes USA Business February 14, 2023
Japan's government nominated Kazuo Ueda to be the next governor of the Bank of Japan.Akio Kon/Bloomberg As poisoned-chalice jobs go, leading the Bank of Japan is a real standout. In fact, Kazuo Ueda just nabbed what’s arguably the worst job in economics. Ueda seems a... + más
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CNBC USA Business February 10, 2023
People cross a street in Tokyo's Ginza district. The Bank of Japan left its monetary policy unchanged on Wednesday.Philip Fong Afp Getty ImagesThe Japanese yen pushed higher against both the and on Friday after a said Kazuo Ueda would be appointed as the Bank of... + más
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RTTNews USA Business February 10, 2023
Friday saw an end to speculation and a twist in the saga of the candidate selection for the post of Bank of Japan Governor after Japanese media broke the news that Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's government has picked Kazuo Ueda, a renowned economist and a former policymaker... + más
MarketWatch USA Business January 18, 2023
“Such is the depth of the savings culture in Japan that when (Japanese) rates are negative and bond yields near zero, the wall of capital out of Japan into Europe and the U.S. has been one of the mainstays of the market,” Huw Roberts, head of analytics at research firm... + más
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