The Bank of Japan will gradually sell exchange-traded funds (ETF) in the market, rather than opt for other ideas like ...

Japanese companies are taking U.S. tariffs in their stride for now, but worry about a potential hit from weakening global ...

Though there are positive developments in the domestic economy, some economists say rising external risks are making it more likely that the BOJ will pause interest-rate hikes. Aside from the 25% ...

The impact of U.S. tariffs on Japan's exports and output was limited for now, but many companies worried about the risk of ...

Latest wage data highlights that inflation could be taking a substantial bite out of incomes in Japan, despite incomes in the ...

Japan’s inflation is surprisingly strong, increasing the possibility that the Bank of Japan will raise its interest rate by ...

The Bank of Japan should focus on working with the government to boost domestic demand and revitalise the economy, Souhei ...

Bank of Japan (BOJ) board member Hajime Takata suggested the central bank should resume interest rate hikes after a brief ...

The Bank of Japan should be ready to resume policy tightening if U.S. trade talks progress, policy board member Hajime Takata said.

The Bank of Japan is set to consider whether to taper its bond purchases at a slower pace while also leaving its benchmark interest rate unchanged, in a decision that will be closely scrutinized ...

The BoJ may pivot to quantitative easing during the next interest rate meeting in June, providing the next catalyst for Bitcoin and risk assets, according to Arthur Hayes.

[TOKYO] The Bank of Japan (BOJ) received a sizeable number of requests to maintain or slightly slow the pace of tapering in its bond purchases from fiscal year 2026 onward, minutes of a meeting ...