Moody’s credit-rating firm has noted that Japan’s ability to meet its primary budget-balancing target next fiscal year is not a make-or-break situation in terms of their credit rating. Christian de Guzman, the Japan sovereign analyst at Moody’s, emphasized that the target should be seen as a commitment to fiscal reform rather than an absolute benchmark
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In a recent statement, Masato Kanda, Japan’s top currency diplomat, emphasized the role of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) in intervening in foreign exchange markets when deemed necessary. Kanda highlighted the need for appropriate measures to address excessive forex movements, signaling that Japan is closely monitoring exchange rate fluctuations. Following Kanda’s remarks, the Japanese Yen
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In a recent television interview, Chancellor Olaf Scholz reiterated Germany’s coalition government’s commitment to its social agenda despite economic challenges. He emphasized the importance of defending and further developing the welfare state while addressing other pressing issues, such as military aid to Ukraine. The three-way coalition in Germany, comprising the Social Democrats (SPD), pro-business liberals
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The financial landscape is constantly evolving, marked by intricate economic indicators, monetary policy decisions, and investor sentiment. In this article, we delve into the recent developments in consumer inflation expectations, private sector credit numbers, US economic data, CB Consumer Confidence Index, US Personal Income and Outlays Report, and their implications on monetary policy decisions. The
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