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A to-do list for Japan’s next prime minister
Ensuring fiscal and monetary policy continuity while overseeing Japan's response to the Covid-19 crisis will be top priorities for Shinzo Abe's successor.
The BOJ expands purchases and eases further
The BOJ expands purchases and eases further
Bank of Japan’s coordinated easing signals more proactive asset purchases
Today’s move by the Bank of Japan to boost asset purchases underscores a globally coordinated effort by central banks to contain the coronavirus fallout.
Bank of Japan holds its firepower but stresses it is poised to fight if needed
Bank of Japan holds its firepower but stresses it is poised to fight if needed
Bank of Japan holds fire ahead of sales tax increase, but strikes a more dovish tone
The BOJ held steady and said it would pay “closer attention” to economic momentum and review economic and price trends at the next monetary policy meeting.
Japan’s experience offers lessons for China’s financial sector reform
Japan offers China a lesson: postponing action on bad loans for years risks both the domestic economy and the country’s credibility with global investors.
BOJ holds steady, with limited scope for any policy moves
BOJ holds steady, with limited scope for any policy moves
No exit: Japanese banks continue to feel pain from BOJ’s easy policy
Japan’s banks need to innovate to thrive in the low interest environment rather than wait for the eventual end of the Bank of Japan’s easy monetary policies.
The Bank of Japan fine-tunes monetary policy but sticks to aggressive easing
The Bank of Japan kept its easy monetary policy while tweaking its framework to give itself more flexibility, emphasising that normalisation is nowhere near.
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