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Bank of Japan
The Bank of Japan is the central bank of Japan, responsible for implementing the country's monetary policy and maintaining the stability of the financial system.
Why it’s in the news: It is in the news due to its ongoing policy decisions regarding interest rates, its massive holdings of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and its critical role in managing the value of the Japanese Yen.
Latest on Bank of Japan
- Development Bank of Japan to boost ties with regional banks
- Bank of Japan's ETF holdings may help fund tax cut, LDP executive says
- Only the Bank of Japan Can Arrest the Yen’s Decline
- Bank of Japan to signal more rate hikes as price pressures build
- Bank of Japan to keep key rate unchanged at next week's policy meeting: sources
- The yen’s plunge changes the case for Bank of Japan rate hikes
- its vague language did not provide the clear message that markets were looking for
- Nearly half of Japanese firms hurt by BOJ interest rate hikes
- Wikidata: Bank of Japan — capital ownership — Bank of Japan Osaka Branch
- Wikidata: Bank of Japan — capital ownership — Bank of Japan Nagoya Branch
- Wikidata: Bank of Japan — located in — Japan
- Wikidata: Bank of Japan — founded by — Matsukata Masayoshi
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Bank of Japan Osaka BranchBank of Japan Nagoya BranchJapanMatsukata Masayoshiinterest rate policyJapan’s economy loses some steam in the second quarterProducer price gains maintain pressure on businesses as BOJ mulls rate pathJGBs Edge Lower Amid Potentially Quicker Pace of BOJ Rate HikesUS efforts to prop up the yen risk doing more harm than goodBank of Japan's ETF holdings may help fund tax cut, LDP executive saysOnly the Bank of Japan Can Arrest the Yen’s DeclineShort-dated Japanese government bonds