The Bank of Japan is widely expected to maintain interest rates below zero next week but investors will be hunting for crucial hints on its next policy move.
BoJ governor Kazuo Ueda faces the tricky task of communicating future policy clearly to financial markets after its two-day meeting ends on Tuesday, especially since any change in his inflation outlook is likely to trigger a sharp move in the yen.
Earlier this month, Ueda warned of an “even more challenging year” ahead for policy management, sending the yen to a four-month high of ¥141.6 per dollar.
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