BOJ may slow or pause bond taper at June meeting, analysts say
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The Bank of Japan may slow or pause its bond purchase tapering at the June policy meeting, analysts say, as rising yields and market volatility complicate its balance sheet normalisation plans. Related: Japan's Finance Katayam: Ready to take decisive action on forex Summary: Acco
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The desk expects that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) will proceed with a rate hike in June, despite recent data indicating an unexpected slowdown in inflation. Per the full note from ING Economics, the April inflation rate showed a decline, complicating the BoJ's rate decision. This is significant given the BoJ's longstanding commitment to easing measures, which has been a cornerstone of its monetary policy. Market analysts are interpreting the potential hike as indicative of a shift in the BoJ's policy stance amidst changing economic conditions.
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