Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Thursday the central bank will sc...
CHANTILLY, France - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Thursday the central bank will scrutinise economic developments until the last minute in deciding policy this month, suggesting that whether to stand pat or increase stimulus will be a close call.
After attending a Group of Seven finance chiefs’ gathering in Chantilly, north of Paris, Kuroda said he felt the group now expect the timing of a pick-up in global growth to be delayed “somewhat” given looming downside risks. Aside from debating monetary decisions, the BOJ will issue at the July meeting new quarterly economic and inflation projections that serve as a basis for future policy decisions.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Mayor under fire for last-minute cancellation of LGBTQ pride eventPennsylvania mayor said he axed the event because the rainbow pride flag — which was set to fly over City Hall — is a political symbol. 'I have no objections with them holding the flag on the City Hall steps,' he said. 'I just didn’t want to hang it up.”
Read more »
Brody Jenner Shaded Caitlyn Jenner for Bailing on His Wedding at the Last MinuteOn an episode of 'The Hills,' Brody Jenner shaded Caitlyn Jenner for skipping his wedding at the last second.
Read more »
Brody Jenner Shaded Caitlyn Jenner for Bailing on His Wedding at the Last MinuteOn an episode of 'The Hills,' Brody Jenner shaded Caitlyn Jenner for skipping his wedding at the last second.
Read more »
SAP says big margin gains to wait until 2020, shares downSAP told investors not to expect a major improvement in margins before next year...
Read more »
Thai central bank says cutting policy rate may not have much impactThailand's real interest rates are low compared with those of its regional ...
Read more »
Fed says US economy 'generally positive' despite trade policy disruptionsThe U.S. economy continued growing at a 'modest' rate in recent weeks, with consumers continuing to spend and a 'generally positive' outlook overall even in the face of disruptions caused by U.S. trade policy, the Federal Reserve reported on Wednesday.
Read more »