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| | | ... quarter, promising to end the country's deflation once and for all time. And it's having its intended consequences. The Bank of Japan's latest Tankan survey showed business sentiment improved in the first three months of this year. Though lower-than-expected ... |
| | | | ... numbers. The yen was flat after Japanese MPs gave final approval to the government's nominees to take the helm at the Bank of Japan (BoJ), with expectations high that it will usher in more aggressive monetary easing. Tokyo rose 1.45 per cent, or 179.76 ... |
| | | | The Bank of Japan's shift to a pro-business policy is a landmark decision, according to Nikko AM, which believes that the world's third largest economy is finally ready to deliver after two decades of sub-standard returns. Japanese equities have delivered ... |
| | | | ... 11,606.38, as a weak yen helped the market recoup early losses sparked by profit-taking, and after the naming of a new Bank of Japan chief known to favour aggressive monetary easing. Sydney slid 0.35 percent, or 17.98 points, to end the week at 5,086.1 ... |
| | | | ... the market, as investors focused on long-time central bank critic Haruhiko Kuroda's elevation to become the next Bank of Japan governor. "If that happens, it will be seen as a... short-term positive, because he would clearly be a pro-stimulus central ... |
| | | | ... debt ceiling, the Fed, this time, has gone unlimited. And so too, has the European Central Bank...and soon, the Bank of Japan. These should allow fundamentals to catch up with market pricing. I might just cancel that pizza delivery for tonight's Valentine's ... |
| | | | ... very recently we became witnesses to the yen's slide merely on the promise of more expansive policy action by the Bank of Japan. This is what we call back in the shop as "beggar thy neighbour policy". This policy is good for the economy concerned but ... |
| | | | ... markets have closed higher following big losses in the previous session, with Tokyo surging as the yen tumbled after Bank of Japan (BoJ) governor Masaaki Shirakawa said he would step down early. Traders also took a lead from Wall Street and Europe, where ... |
| | | | ... on the country's venerable central bank, dealers said. Equities also fell after a subdued session in Asia, as the Bank of Japan's plan to boost the economy disappointed many investors. As stock markets shut down for the day, London's FTSE 100 index of ... |
| | | | ... Tokyo's Nikkei hit by a stronger yen and profit-taking, while dealers await the outcome of a policy meeting at the Bank of Japan. Tokyo's Nikkei, which hit a 33-month high on Friday, fell 1.52 per cent, shedding 165.56 points to 10,747.74. Sydney closed ... |
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