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Japan walks back attempt to leash its central bank, and bond markets are watching closely
Japan revises its economic blueprint to reaffirm Bank of Japan independence after markets balked at political interference, with 10-year JGB yields hitting
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Global Market: Japan reassures markets over BOJ independence, fiscal reforms
Japan sought to reassure financial markets that it remains committed to fiscal discipline after concerns over its latest economic policy blueprint pushed government bond yields to…
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cryptobriefing.com
Japan may soften monetary policy language to avoid pressuring Bank of Japan
Japan's government may soften its economic blueprint language to avoid pressuring the Bank of Japan, with implications for global liquidity and crypto
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channelnewsasia.com
Japan considers policy wording change as BOJ independence fears roil bonds
TOKYO, July 8 : Japan's government is considering revising language on monetary policy in its economic blueprint, a draft obtained by Reuters showed, as market fears it is…
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Global Market: Japan weighs revised monetary policy language in economic blueprint to reinforce BOJ independence
Japan's government is considering revising the language in its economic policy blueprint. This move aims to underscore the Bank of Japan's independence in monetary policy, and the…
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Japan faces dilemma between saving yen and bond market stability
Japan faces a tough choice between defending the yen and stabilizing its bond market as JGB yields hit multi-decade highs and public debt exceeds 250% of
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Japan bond market signals waning faith in inflation, government's fiscal management
TOKYO, July 9 : Japan's bond market is signalling diminishing confidence that the central bank can contain inflation while the government's spending ambitions further strain the…
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Japan walks back attempt to leash its central bank, and bond markets are watching closely
Japan revises its economic blueprint to reaffirm Bank of Japan independence after markets balked at political interference, with 10-year JGB yields hitting