Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Even If The Price Increase Is Caused By A Supply Shock, If It Leads To A General Price Increase And Affects Underlying Inflation, We Need To Consider Taking Policy Action

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: This Summer, Rising Fuel Costs May Have A Greater Impact On The Consumer Price Index

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: We Hope To Provide A More Comprehensive Analysis Of The Impact Of Oil On Inflation When We Update Our Quarterly Forecasts In July

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: We Will Not Comment On Market Pricing For Future Interest Rate Hikes

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: We Actively Exchange Views With Overseas Authorities, But Ultimately We Will Decide On Our Own Policies

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Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: We Are Closely Monitoring Market Dynamics As An Important Signal

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Long-term Yields Should Be Determined Freely By The Market

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Purchasing Japanese Government Bonds Is Not A Means Of Tightening Or Loosening Policy

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Strong Consumer Resilience Is Driving Up Price Demand

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: The Mechanism Of Simultaneous Wage And Price Increases Is Already Embedded In The Economy

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Wages, Including Those At Small Businesses, Are Rising, And Some Companies Expect Wage Growth This Year To Exceed That Of Last Year

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Delayed Response To Price Risks Could Lead To Inflation Overshooting, Which Would Harm The Economy In The Long Run

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Delay In Raising Interest Rates Could Lead To An Economic Downturn

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: The Bank Of Japan's Decision To Suspend Bond Sales Was Based On The Consideration That Banks And Individuals Need Time To Increase Bond Purchases, And Was Not Intended To Influence Fiscal Policy

Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: At The G7 Meeting, It Was Confirmed That We Can Take Decisive Action

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Foreign Exchange Fluctuations Have A Greater Impact On Price Trends Than Ever Before

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Foreign Exchange Fluctuations Are One Of The Key Factors Affecting The Japanese Economy And Prices

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: While Considering The Pace And Timing Of Interest Rate Hikes, We Will Assess The Impact Of The Middle East Conflict

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Japan's Financial Environment Remains Loose

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Despite The Pressure On Economic Growth From Rising Oil Prices, The Overall Japanese Economy Remains Robust Due To High Corporate Profits And Household Incomes

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: The Recent Price Increase Is Not Solely Driven By A Temporary Supply Shock, And The Risk Of Potential Inflation Deviating From Our Price Target Remains

Bank Of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Underlying Inflation Is Close To 2%

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: The Cabinet Office Expressed Its Hope That The Bank Of Japan's Policy Guidance Would Be Consistent With The Government's Joint Statement

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: A Representative From The Cabinet Office Stated That The Bank Of Japan Must Guide Appropriate Monetary Policy To Ensure Strong Economic Growth And Stable Prices In Japan

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: One Member Stated That The Bank Of Japan's Monetary Policy Does Not Target Foreign Exchange Rates, Which Should Be Determined By The Market

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: One Member Said The Bank Of Japan Should Maintain Its Loose Monetary Policy And Avoid Raising Interest Rates If Japan Faces Severe Supply Chain Disruptions

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: One Member Said That The Bank Of Japan Should Not Hesitate To Accelerate The Pace Of Interest Rate Hikes, For Example, Every Few Months

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: Some Members Said That If The Middle East Conflict Continues, The Bank Of Japan Should Raise Interest Rates More Quickly To Avoid Potential Inflation Being Too High

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: One Member Said That The Next Meeting And Subsequent Interest Rate Hikes Would Depend On The Magnitude Of The Risks To The Economy And Prices

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: Several Members Indicated That If The Likelihood Of The Baseline Forecast Being Realized Increases, The Bank Of Japan Could Moderately Adjust The Degree Of Monetary Policy Easing

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: Some Members Indicated That The Bank Of Japan Might Discuss The Pros And Cons Of Raising Interest Rates If Inflation Risks Far Outweigh Downside Risks To Economic Growth

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: Members Unanimously Agreed That It Was Appropriate To Continue Raising Interest Rates In Light Of Developments In The Economy, Prices, And Financial Situation

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: One Member Stated That The Current Situation Is Not Urgent And There Is No Need To Rush To Raise Interest Rates

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: Many Members Indicated That The Likelihood Of The Bank Of Japan's Baseline Forecasts Being Achieved Was Not High, And It Was Difficult To Assess The Balance Between Downside Risks To Economic Growth And Upside Risks To Inflation

Bank Of Japan Meeting Minutes: Several Members Indicated That More Time Was Needed To Confirm The Impact Of The Middle East Situation On The Japanese Economy And Prices

South Korean Finance Minister: External Uncertainties Have Eased Following The Signing Of The US-Iran Memorandum Of Understanding. Measures Will Be Formulated To Create Jobs For Young People

The Office Of The United States Trade Representative Stated That During The U.S.-Mexico Negotiations, Both Teams Held In-depth Discussions On Rules Of Origin And Economic Security Issues For Certain Industrial Products. The U.S. Has Also Begun Conceptual Discussions On Agriculture, Labor, And The Environment. The Third Round Of Negotiations Will Be Held Next Month In Mexico City