15 Jul 2014
BoJ announces no changes, GDP forecast revised slightly lower
FXStreet (Bali) - The monetary policy announcement by the BoJ came with no significant changes, as expected, by unanimous vote.
Key headlines (via Reuters)
BoJ keeps monetary policy steady by unanimous vote, pledges to increase monetary base at annual pace of 60-70 trln yen
BoJ japan real gdp expected +1.0 pct in fy2014/15 vs +1.1 pct projected in april
Japan real gdp expected +1.5 pct in fy2015/16 vs +1.5 pct projected in april
Japan core cpi expected +1.3 pct in fy2014/15 vs +1.3 pct projected in april, excluding effect of sales tax hike in april
Japan core cpi expected +1.9 pct in fy2015/16 vs +1.9 pct projected in april, excluding effect of sales tax hike in april
Japan real gdp expected +1.3 pct in fy2016/17 vs +1.3 pct projected in april
4:58:15 am rtrs - boj: japan core cpi expected +2.1 pct in fy2016/17 vs +2.1 pct projected in april, excluding effect of sales tax hike in april
Says economy continues to recover moderately as a trend, keeps assessment unchanged
Turns down by 8-1 vote proposal by its member kiuchi to make 2 pct inflation target a medium- to long-term goal
Capex rising gradually as corporate profits improve
Factory output rising moderately as a trend although with some fluctuations
China's trade ministry: china outbound investment likely to grow about 10 pct this yr
Business sentiment has generally stayed at a favourable level
Japan's economy to continue moderate recovery as a trend with effect of sales tax hike seen gradually subsiding
Year on year rate of increase in cpi likely to be around 1.25 percent for some time
Key headlines (via Reuters)
BoJ keeps monetary policy steady by unanimous vote, pledges to increase monetary base at annual pace of 60-70 trln yen
BoJ japan real gdp expected +1.0 pct in fy2014/15 vs +1.1 pct projected in april
Japan real gdp expected +1.5 pct in fy2015/16 vs +1.5 pct projected in april
Japan core cpi expected +1.3 pct in fy2014/15 vs +1.3 pct projected in april, excluding effect of sales tax hike in april
Japan core cpi expected +1.9 pct in fy2015/16 vs +1.9 pct projected in april, excluding effect of sales tax hike in april
Japan real gdp expected +1.3 pct in fy2016/17 vs +1.3 pct projected in april
4:58:15 am rtrs - boj: japan core cpi expected +2.1 pct in fy2016/17 vs +2.1 pct projected in april, excluding effect of sales tax hike in april
Says economy continues to recover moderately as a trend, keeps assessment unchanged
Turns down by 8-1 vote proposal by its member kiuchi to make 2 pct inflation target a medium- to long-term goal
Capex rising gradually as corporate profits improve
Factory output rising moderately as a trend although with some fluctuations
China's trade ministry: china outbound investment likely to grow about 10 pct this yr
Business sentiment has generally stayed at a favourable level
Japan's economy to continue moderate recovery as a trend with effect of sales tax hike seen gradually subsiding
Year on year rate of increase in cpi likely to be around 1.25 percent for some time