Economic News Category

Tokyo Inflation Slows Again, Falls Below BOJ Target In Tokyo, core inflation decelerated for the second consecutive month in April, dropping below the Bank of Japan’s (BOJ) 2% target. This trend emerged just before the BOJ concluded its two-day policy meeting, where it was anticipated that interest rates would remain unchanged and new inflation forecasts

Yen Nears Intervention Threshold as BOJ Meeting Begins Yen traders are on edge as they recall September 2022, when Japan intervened to support its faltering currency following a central bank decision that maintained an easy monetary policy. The situation today sees the yen considerably weaker than last year, compounded by the fact that US interest

Yuan’s Global Expansion Efforts Face Domestic Setback As Chinese leader Xi Jinping pushes to enhance the yuan’s role in global trade and finance, he faces resistance from an unexpected quarter: mainland companies. Recent data from the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) indicates that corporate leaders are hesitant to convert their foreign-exchange earnings into the local

Japan’s Finance Minister Vows Collaboration Against Extreme FX Fluctuations On Tuesday, April 23, Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki provided insights into the outcomes of a recent trilateral meeting with U.S. and South Korean finance leaders, highlighting strategic preparations Tokyo is making to counteract undue fluctuations in the yen’s value. Suzuki expressed concerns in parliament about

Global Instability Overshadows Budget Projections Amid rising tensions in the Middle East and growing concerns about China’s economic slump, Australia has adjusted its international economic outlook, according to Treasurer Jim Chalmers. As the government prepares for the upcoming May budget, these modifications reflect a broader apprehension about a fraught and fragile global scenario. In a