Bank of Japan (BoJ) monetary policy board member Junko Nakagawa said on Thursday, “if its outlook for economic activity and prices is realized, BoJ will continue to raise the policy interest rate.”Additional quotesHigh uncertainties remain over future course of trade policies and their impact.BoJ will make monetary appropriate policy decisions…
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See AllJapan’s trade negotiator Ryosei Akazawa has canceled a visit to the United States (US) this week, Reuters reported on Thursday. Akazawa planned to visit the US on Thursday to talk about the financial details of Tokyo’s $550 billion investment package in exchange for reduced tariffs on imports from the world’s fourth biggest economy.Key quotesTariff negotiator Akazawa cancelled planned US visit.Tariff negotiator Akazawa’s cancellation of US visit is due to need of administrative discussions. Market reactionAt the time…
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