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BoJ Debated More Hikes And Scope For Faster Move At Sept Meeting - BoJ Tankan Shows Sixth Straight Rise In Manufacturer Sentiment - Yen Weakens As BoJ Summary Damps Bets For Back-To-Back Rate Hike - Australia s Trade Balance Shows A Surplus In August - RBA Downplays Risks From Bathla Collapse To Financial Stability - F
September marked sea change in BOJ's policy approach Board seen revising up price forecasts in October, Sakurai says BOJ to raise rates in December, twice more by June 2027 Terminal rate seen at 2% but may be higher if inflation sticky Loose fiscal policy seen keeping yen weak, Sakurai says By Leika Kihara and Takahiko
Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities says PM Sanae Takaichi’s cautious stance on monetary tightening is likely to remain unchanged even as the BOJ moves at a faster-than-usual pace of interest-rate increases; BOJ board members Toichiro Asada and Ayano…
China Presses Iran To Help Rein In Houthis After Saudi Appeal - Pakistan Army Chief Urges Iran To Restrain Houthis - Trump Administration Approves $24B Sale Of F-35 Jets To Saudi - RBA s Bullock Warns Inflation Risks Are Materialising - BoJ Hikes Rates At Fastest Pace Since 1990 As Inflation Persists - Yen Drops Agains
BOJ raises interest rates to a 31-year high Traders ponder hawkish turn from policymakers to tackle inflation Brent falls as much as 1.5% on hopes for alternate Middle East supply routes (Updates after BOJ) By Ankur Banerjee SINGAPORE, Sept 18 (Reuters) — Asian stocks rose and the dollar held its ground on Friday as in
Nikkei futures extended gains and the yen weakened after the Bank of Japan raised its policy rate to 1.25% in a widely expected move.
BoJ lifted its benchmark rate to 1.25% from its prior level, describing it as the fastest increase in the current tightening cycle to counter persistent inflation and ease weak-yen impacts.
TOKYO, Sept 18 (Reuters) — The Bank of Japan raised interest rates to a 31-year high of 1.25% on Friday in a widely expected move to forestall risks of inflation overshooting its 2% inflation target. At a two-day policy meeting that ended on Friday, the board decided by a 7-2 vote to raise its policy rate from 1%. Boar
Dollar/yen rises 0.4% to 156.56 yen after BoJ raises rates 25 basis points
Daiwa Securities analyst Eiji Kinouchi said a widely expected BOJ policy-rate rise Friday, if paired with hawkish tightening signals, could spur sharp yen appreciation into Japan’s upcoming long weekend.
Iran Reignites Strait Of Hormuz Fight As US Tightens Squeeze Houthis Take Control Of Red Sea Port City Mocha Trump s Advisers Confront Possibility Iran War Lasts Through Term UK Home Prices Remain Under Pressure As Mortgage Costs Rise BoJ s Masu: Will Continue To Raise Benchmark Rate China Willing To Hold AI Talks With
ASML wins orders over TSMC and Samsung for new EUV machines amid surging AI demand, according to a US briefing. Other items cited include retail, GDP, and central-bank rate-hike outlooks.
US Defense Secretary extends Mideast deployments into 2027, with reports of heightened troop strain amid Iranian Army claims of latest attacks on US bases in Kuwait and the UAE.
Japan’s services-sector PMI showed robust growth in August, according to Deutsche Bank Research. Strategists said the data raises prospects of the Bank of Japan increasing interest rates in September, supporting the yen.
BoJ policymaker Kazuo Ueda said rates would keep rising as inflation risks grow. RBNZ raised the OCR to 2.75% by 25 bps, while global bonds sold off on inflation fears.
The White House is weighing a new round of tariffs on chips, according to LiveSquawk’s US briefing.
The US warns Iran’s trade partners to cut ties or face sanctions, while the RBA debates a potential August rate hike and the BTC market reaches a three-month high of $80,000.
Japan intervenes in FX market to stabilize yen
US and Iran in talks
US: Strait Of Hormuz Is Open As Bessent Says Deal With Iran Is Close - Fed s Schmid Says Tighter Policy Needed To Reduce Inflation - Trsy s Bessent: US Will Do Whatever It Takes To Support Japan - BoJ Debated Mounting Price Risks Even Upon Hiking Rates In June - Japan s Nominal Wages Rise Again, Backing BoJ Rate Hike C
Japan BoJ holds rates steady at 1.0%
Australia core prices rise less than expected
Iran Launches Fresh Attacks After Sixth Day Of US Strikes Trump Accuses China Of Rigging 2020 Election ECB Set To Wait For Sept. To Hike One Last Time, Economists Say UK's Andy Burnham Confirmed As New Labour Party Leader UK Mortgage Rates Rise Again After Mideast Hostilities Resumption Japan PM Takaichi Flags Importan
US Military Launches Strikes On Iran For Second Straight Day - US, Iran Exchange Fire After Trump Declares Ceasefire Over - Iraq Agrees To US Demands To Halt Dollar Flows To Iran-Backed Militias - Fed Officials Flagged Risks That Would Warrant Higher Rates - Fed Minutes Show Inflation Concerns Mounted At June Meeting
US Military Launches New Wave Of Strikes Against Iran - US Revokes Waiver Allowing Iran Oil Sales After Tanker Attacks - Oil Surges As US Strikes Targets In Iran Following Ship Attacks - Fed Proposes Changes To Anti-Money Laundering Rules For Banks - Japan Weighs Revising Monetary Policy Wording Over BoJ Hike Concerns
Summary US equity market looked to finish off quarter and month on an up note. Tech did a good portion of the heavy lifting, unwinding some the mega-cap weakness/rotations seen into quarter's end. May JOLTS jobs data jumped up towards 7.6M openings, pushing up Treasury yields marginally. EU CPI readings were broadly co
BoJ's Tamura says it's vital for FX to move stably and reflect fundamentals while considering rate hikes
BoJ's Tamura envisions raising policy rate every few months towards a neutral level of around 2%