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Wage rises in 2024 look set to be as high as this year

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Wage rises in 2024 look set to be as high as this year in Japan

Japan currency

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BoJ to allow 10-year JGB yields to exceed 1%

BoJ will continue effective zero interest rate policy anyway

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BoJ will continue effective zero interest rate policy anyway in Japan

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The BoJ will conduct YCC policy with greater flexibility

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In The Media

CNBC: The Bank of Japan is preparing for both upside and downside risks, economist says

Tokyo

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Japan: Ueda is determined to avoid premature tightening

Japan

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Japan: Ueda pushes back timeline for policy adjustment

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Japan: Incoming Governor Ueda is entrusted to tweak the YCC

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Japan’s structural labour shortage will drive wages higher

Asia Map

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Asia Weekly Briefing: Lunar New Year adds noise and BNM likely to stay on hold

Tokyo station

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Next BoJ governor hints at a return to policy orthodoxy

Japanese Yen

In The Media

Financial Times: BoJ finally corners 10-year JGB market

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The catch-22 for the BoJ as it wrestles with yields

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The BoJ looks to buy time as pressures mount

Tokyo office buildings

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The BoJ’s Christmas surprise – why now and what’s next?

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BOJ’s surprise move unlikely to mark start of tightening cycle

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Japan Key themes 2023 – Is BoJ finally out of woods?

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Japan’s YCC to face its toughest challenge yet

Japan: Where next for yield curve control?

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Where next for BoJ’s yield curve control?

Tokyo, Japan

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BoJ maintains policy despite burden from a weaker yen

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