The remarks underscore the BOJ's resolve to keep raising short-term interest rates ... which may prod the BOJ to go slow in ...

The Bank of Japan on Dec. 19 voted to keep policy interest rates unchanged following a U.S. rate cut, adding downward pressure on the Japanese currency against the dollar. BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda ...

BoJ unanimously voted to keep its policy rate unchanged at 0.5%. Governor Ueda didn't indicate when the next hike might be ...

PRICE PRESSURES LIKELY The BOJ's meeting came hours before that of the U.S. Federal Reserve, which is also expected to keep interest rates steady to watch how Trump's planned April tariff hikes unfold ...

The Bank of Japan is likely to keep hiking interest rates gradually as wages are seen rising at a pace that will keep inflation stably around its 2% target, according to recent estimates made by ...

USD/JPY faces pressure as BoJ rate hike bets grow. Japan’s wage growth, household spending, and inflation data could dictate ...

Japan’s benchmark 10-year government bond yield rose to its highest since 2008 on Monday, at a time when Treasury yields ...

“The BOJ will keep mulling the timing of its next rate hike, rather than worrying about whether they need it.” As traders reassess their views on the BOJ’s rate hike path, Japan’s ...

"As such, we expect real wages and consumption to improve ahead," Ueda added. The BOJ is set to keep rates steady at next week's policy meeting, though the board may discuss a hike as soon as May ...

While he declined to say how soon the BOJ could raise rates, Uchida essentially ruled out another hike at the bank's next meeting on March 18-19 by saying it "wasn't as if we would hike rates at ...