Japan

BoJ may intervene again as yen continues to rise

JAPAN - The yen drifted higher in Asian trading Thursday, one day after the Bank of Japan intervened in the currency markets to stem the yen's surge. The central bank warns that it may step into the markets again to keep the yen from gaining too much…

Bank of Japan Monetary Policy Meeting

PRESS RELEASE - At the Monetary Policy Meeting held today, 21 May, the Bank of Japan decided, by unanimous vote, to maintain the following guideline for money market operations for the intermeeting period:

Bank of Japan Discussion Paper Series

RESEARCH - Institute for Monetary and Economic Studies, Bank of Japan, Pricing-to-Market (PTM) and the International Transmission Effect of Monetary Policy: The 'New Open-Economy Macroeconomics' Approach by Akira Otani, May 2002.

BOJ expected to keep same policy

JAPAN - Japan's economy may be showing signs of emerging from its worst postwar downturn, but analysts expect the Bank of Japan to be alert to risks the U.S. upturn may lose momentum and send Japan deeper into recession.

Leading credit ratings agencies under fire

JAPAN - Japan's Ministry of Finance has taken aim at the world's leading credit ratings agencies - Moody's, Standard & Poor's and Fitch - in a strongly worded letter that accuses them of lacking objectivity and calls into question the reliability of…

Speech by Kazuo Ueda of the Bank of Japan, 24 Apr

SPEECH - In a speech titled 'Structural Problems and the Effectiveness of Monetary Policy' Ueda said that Japan was still suffering from mild deflation, and that domestic economic activity remained dormant. "Domestic demand remains weak in contrast to…

Russia issues world cup commemorative coins

RUSSIA - The Central Bank 5 May will introduce commemorative gold and silver coins in denominations of 3 and 50 rubles to commemorate this summer's World Cup football (soccer) finals in Japan and South Korea.

Speech by Masaru Hayami, Bank of Japan, 17 Apr

SPEECH - Statement by Masaru Hayami, Governor of the Bank of Japan, concerning the Bank's Semiannual Report on Currency and Monetary Control before the Committee on Financial Affairs, House of Representatives, on April 17 2002.

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