BOJ Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: need to stay alert to Middle East conflict risks, which if prolonged could hurt growth and raise inflation
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China’s most-traded coking coal contract falls 4.8%
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BOJ Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Japan is not in stagflation
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China’s central bank sets yuan reference rate at 6.8654, vs 6.8304 last close
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Bank of Japan’s Himino says prolonged Middle East conflict could simultaneously drag down growth and fuel inflation, creating a dilemma
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BOJ Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino says policy decisions will aim to steadily meet the inflation target, taking into account the size and length of shocks and the economic environment
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BOJ Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino says the bank will scrutinize incoming data at every meeting to revise its outlook for the economy, prices, risks, and durable achievement of the inflation target
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40-year JGB yield increases 2.0 bps, reaching 3.890%
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30-year Japanese government bond yield climbs 2.0 basis points to 3.620%
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CHINA (MAR) CPI (MOM) ACTUAL: -0.7% VS 1% PREVIOUS;EST -0.2%
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CHINA (MAR) CPI (YOY) ACTUAL: 1% VS 1.3% PREVIOUS;EST 1.2%
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CHINA (MAR) PPI (YOY) ACTUAL: 0.5% VS 0.4% PREVIOUS;EST -0.9%
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Japan Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama declines to comment on foreign exchange levels
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Japan’s finance minister Satsuki Katayama says the government is prepared to take comprehensive action in markets
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Japan Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: speculation is intensifying in oil, futures, and currency markets
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Japan’s finance minister Satsuki Katayama says authorities are prepared for decisive action but will not elaborate on potential future measures
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Bank of Korea expects inflation to stay significantly above 2.2% this year.
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Bank of Korea emphasized the need to remain cautious about volatility in foreign exchange markets.
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Bank of Korea said it will keep monitoring the impact of these factors on inflation, growth, and financial stability.
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Bank of Korea said foreign exchange volatility and government policy measures will shape the inflation trajectory.
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Bank of Korea highlighted the importance of continued monitoring of housing prices and household debt.
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