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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Bank of Korea warned that uncertainty surrounding the economic outlook remains extremely high.
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Bank of Korea added that trade uncertainty, Middle East tensions, and semiconductor sector momentum will influence growth going forward.
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Bank of Korea projected that growth is likely to remain below 2% this year.
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Bank of Korea stated it will closely review both domestic and external conditions, including developments in the Middle East.
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Bank of Korea noted that escalating tensions in the Middle East could weigh on economic growth prospects.
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Bank of Korea said the Friday policy rate decision was taken unanimously.
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S. Korea, Finland seek ways to boost cooperation in supply chains, advanced industries-YONHAP
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10-year Japanese government bond yield climbs 3.0 basis points to 2.420%
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