On Tuesday morning, the USD/JPY pair is attempting to move away from local maximums after the decisions of the Bank of Japan.
The Japanese yen is trying to move away from the lows of recent weeks after the March meeting of the Bank of Japan. The regulator decided to keep the key monetary policy unchanged. The money supply will grow by 80 trillion yen annually, the solution agreed by eight votes "for" and one "against". The inflation target remains the same - 2%, but is delayed for a longer term.
According to the comments from the BoJ, the Japanese economy will recover at a moderate pace. Inflation, which is the main CPI, will remain in the range of 0-0.5%. The main consumer price inflation will tend to zero.
On Tuesday morning, the USD/JPY pair is attempting to move away from local maximums after the decisions of the Bank of Japan.
The Japanese yen is trying to move away from the lows of recent weeks after the March meeting of the Bank of Japan. The regulator decided to keep the key monetary policy unchanged. The money supply will grow by 80 trillion yen annually, the solution agreed by eight votes "for" and one "against". The inflation target remains the same - 2%, but is delayed for a longer term.
According to the comments from the BoJ, the Japanese economy will recover at a moderate pace. Inflation, which is the main CPI, will remain in the range of 0-0.5%. The main consumer price inflation will tend to zero.
The Japanese yen is trying to move away from the lows of recent weeks after the March meeting of the Bank of Japan. The regulator decided to keep the key monetary policy unchanged. The money supply will grow by 80 trillion yen annually, the solution agreed by eight votes "for" and one "against". The inflation target remains the same - 2%, but is delayed for a longer term.
According to the comments from the BoJ, the Japanese economy will recover at a moderate pace. Inflation, which is the main CPI, will remain in the range of 0-0.5%. The main consumer price inflation will tend to zero.