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Japan Likely to Intervene if Yen Falls Well Below 152 Vs $, Says Ex-FX Diplomat Yamazaki

Japan Likely to Intervene if Yen Falls Well Below 152 Vs $, Says Ex-FX Diplomat Yamazaki
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Japan s Feb wholesale prices rise faster than expected

Japan s wholesale prices rose a faster-than-expected 0.6% in February year-on-year, central bank data showed on Tuesday, accelerating from the previous month as persistent cost pressures fanned. -March 11, 2024 at 08:43 pm EDT - MarketScreener

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Weekly Commentary: Q4 2023 Z 1: Bubble Confirmation

Weekly Commentary: Q4 2023 Z 1: Bubble Confirmation
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Japan s inflation beats forecasts, end of negative rates in sight By Reuters

Japan s inflation beats forecasts, end of negative rates in sight By Reuters
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BOJ may end negative rates in March if strong wage hikes seen, says ex-policymaker

The Bank of Japan may exit negative interest rates as soon as March if this year s wage negotiations result in bumper pay hikes exceeding 4%, former central bank board member Makoto Sakurai said on.

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