Pressure Rises on Bank of Japan for Further Policy Shift

[ad_1] World Asia Japan Yield on 10-year government bond repeatedly tops central bank’s ceiling [ad_2] Source link

Japan’s 10-Year Government Bond Yield Breaches New Cap

[ad_1] Strong inflation data have sparked speculation among investors that the BOJ will lift the cap again, or even scrap its yield-curve control policy altogether. [ad_2] Source link

Investors Should Keep an Eye on Japan’s Kinky Yield Curve

[ad_1] Japanese yields matter partly because it is a very large market and partly because the cap has attracted a lot of foreign speculators. [ad_2] Source link

Japan’s Banks Get a Shot in the Arm

[ad_1] Markets Heard on the Street Senescent Japanese bank shares are showing new signs of vigor after the Bank of Japan’s policy shift [ad_2] Source link

Japan’s Yield Curve Control Is a Tool Worth Keeping

[ad_1] The Bank of Japan unsettled markets by raising its cap on bond yields, but this policy has still proven more successful than many of the experiments attempted by central…

Opinion | The Bank of Japan Loses Control

[ad_1] Tokyo admits what everyone already knew: Yield caps are failing. [ad_2] Source link

The Bank of Japan Shocked Markets, but Not These Investors

[ad_1] Markets Betting against the Bank of Japan was the ‘widowmaker’ trade for decades. But several big investors suspected this time would be different, and were right. [ad_2] Source link

Bank of Japan Blinked in Standoff With Markets

[ad_1] Markets Streetwise The BOJ has begun its exit from an increasingly unrealistic policy it dubbed yield-curve control without, at least so far, crashing the markets [ad_2] Source link

Bank of Japan Lets a Benchmark Rate Rise, Causing Yen to Surge

[ad_1] World Asia Japan BOJ says 10-year government bond yield can go as high as 0.5%, up from previous cap of 0.25% [ad_2] Source link

The Bank of Japan Steals Christmas

[ad_1] Markets Heard on the Street The central bank’s decision to raise its effective cap on 10-year government bond yields adds an extra dollop of uncertainty to global markets [ad_2]…