Bank of Japan
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Jun 18 08 09:57 GMT |
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Members agreed on the following assessment of the current state of Japan's economy: economic growth was slowing, mainly due to the effects of high energy and materials prices; the economy was likely to grow at a slower pace for the time being and follow a moderate growth path thereafter; however, due attention should continue to be paid to factors such as uncertainty regarding future developments in overseas economies and global financial markets, and to the effects of high energy and materials prices. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Jun 13 08 06:35 GMT |
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Japan's economic growth is slowing, mainly due to the effects of high energy and materials prices. Exports have continued to increase, although the pace of increase has somewhat slowed lately. Corporate profits have been decreasing recently, mainly due to the deterioration in the terms of trade. In this situation, the pace of increase in business fixed investment has become slower. Private consumption has been firm in a situation where household income has continued rising moderately. On the other hand, public investment has been sluggish. Meanwhile, housing investment has been recovering moderately. With these developments in demand both at home and abroad, production has been more or less flat. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
May 20 08 06:18 GMT |
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Japan's economic growth is slowing, mainly due to the effects of high energy and materials prices. Exports have continued to increase. Corporate profits have been leveling off, albeit at a high level, and the pace of increase in business fixed investment has become slower. Private consumption has been firm in a situation where household income has continued rising moderately. On the other hand, public investment has been sluggish. Meanwhile, housing investment has been recovering moderately. With these developments in demand both at home and abroad, production has been more or less flat. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Apr 30 08 06:29 GMT |
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Japan's economic growth is slowing, mainly due to the effects of high energy and materials prices. Compared with the projection in the October 2007 Outlook for Economic Activity and Prices (Outlook Report), housing investment and business fixed investment have been weaker than expected while exports have been stronger. As a result, the rate of real GDP growth in fiscal 2007 seems likely to be around the potential growth rate,2 as projected in the October Outlook Report. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Apr 14 08 17:57 GMT |
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The Bank conducted money market operations in accordance with the guideline decided at the previous meeting on February 14 and 15, 2008.5 As a result, the uncollateralized overnight call rate had been at around 0.5 percent. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Apr 09 08 06:54 GMT |
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Japan's economic growth is slowing, mainly due to the effects of high energy and materials prices. Exports have continued to increase. Corporate profits have been leveling off, albeit at a high level, and business sentiment has recently become cautious. Under these circumstances, the pace of increase in business fixed investment has become slower. Private consumption has been firm in a situation where household income has continued rising moderately. Meanwhile, public investment has been sluggish. Housing investment has remained at a low level, although there have been signs of recovery. With these developments in demand both at home and abroad, production has been more or less flat lately, partly in reaction to the relatively large increase in the second half of last year. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Mar 12 08 06:09 GMT |
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The Bank conducted money market operations in accordance with the guideline decided at the previous meeting on January 21 and 22, 2008. 3 As a result, the uncollateralized overnight call rate had been at around 0.5 percent. In the money market, while Euroyen rates and interest rates on term instruments, such as yields on financing bills (FBs) and treasury bills (TBs), had been more or less flat, interest rates on Euroyen futures increased slightly reflecting demand for funds maturing beyond the fiscal year-end. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Mar 07 08 05:31 GMT |
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Japan's economy is expanding moderately as a trend, although the pace of growth has been slowing mainly due to the drop in housing investment and the effects of high energy and materials prices. Exports have continued to increase. Business fixed investment has also continued to trend upward, as corporate profits have remained high although they are leveling off. Private consumption has been firm in a situation where household income has continued rising moderately. Meanwhile, public investment has been sluggish. Housing investment has remained at a low level, although there have been signs of recovery. With these developments in demand both at home and abroad, production has been more or less flat lately, partly in reaction to the relatively large increase in the second half of last year. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Mar 07 08 05:29 GMT |
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At the Monetary Policy Meeting held today, the Bank of Japan decided, by a unanimous vote,[Note] to set the following guideline for money market operations for the intermeeting period: The Bank of Japan will encourage the uncollateralized overnight call rate to remain at around 0.5 percent. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Feb 22 08 06:23 GMT |
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Global financial markets have been unstable due mainly to the downgrading of securitized products and heightened concern about possible further losses at financial institutions stemming from the U.S. subprime mortgage problems. Toward the end of 2007, money markets in the United States and Europe came under pressure from financial institutions' eagerness to secure year-end funds, and this caused interest rates on term instruments to surge. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Feb 20 08 02:58 GMT |
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A slowdown in the U.S. economy was becoming more evident. Housing investment continued to decrease substantially. Business fixed investment remained on a gradual uptrend as a whole due to the steady growth in construction investment, although a deceleration of growth in machinery investment had recently become more evident. Private consumption continued to be on an increasing trend, albeit with a somewhat clearer slowing of the pace of increase. In this situation, growth in the number of employees had been decelerating at a slightly faster pace recently. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Feb 15 08 05:04 GMT |
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Japan's economy is expanding moderately as a trend, although the pace of growth seems to be slowing mainly due to the drop in housing investment. Exports and production have continued to increase. Business fixed investment has also continued to trend upward against the background of generally high corporate profits. Private consumption has been firm in a situation where household income has continued rising moderately. Meanwhile, public investment has been sluggish and housing investment has dropped substantially. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Jan 25 08 05:49 GMT |
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Japan's economy is expanding moderately as a trend, although the pace of growth seems to be slowing mainly due to the drop in housing investment. Housing investment has dropped substantially, affected by the revised Building Standard Law coming into force. With higher materials prices, business sentiment has become somewhat cautious. Exports, however, have continued to increase in a situation where overseas economies continue to expand with momentum being gained across a wide range of economies. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Jan 25 08 05:44 GMT |
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The Bank conducted money market operations in accordance with the guideline decided at the previous meeting on November 12 and 13, 2007.3 As a result, the uncollateralized overnight call rate had been at around 0.5 percent. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Jan 22 08 05:04 GMT |
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Japan's economy is expanding moderately as a trend, although the pace of growth seems to be slowing mainly due to the drop in housing investment. Exports and production have continued to increase. Business fixed investment has also continued to trend upward against the background of generally high corporate profits. Private consumption has been firm in a situation where household income has continued rising moderately. Meanwhile, public investment has been sluggish and housing investment has dropped substantially. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Jan 22 08 02:50 GMT |
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At the Monetary Policy Meeting held today, the Bank of Japan decided, by a unanimous vote,[Note] to set the following guideline for money market operations for the intermeeting period: The Bank of Japan will encourage the uncollateralized overnight call rate to remain at around 0.5 percent. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Jan 10 08 05:08 GMT |
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The December Tankan (Short-Term Economic Survey of Enterprises in Japan) indicated that businesses have become somewhat more cautious. Factors behind this seem to include the following. First, small firms, in particular, are still unable to pass on higher costs to sales prices even though the steep rise continues in prices of materials such as crude oil and grains. Second, housing construction has decreased significantly, reflecting the coming into force of the revised Building Standard Law in June last year. And third, uncertainty regarding the future course of the world economy has increased due to subprime mortgage problems. However, overall, firms are maintaining their growth forecasts for income and profits for fiscal 2007 and their capital investment plans remain solid. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Dec 26 07 08:50 GMT |
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The Bank conducted money market operations in accordance with the guideline decided at the previous meeting on October 10 and 11, 2007. 3 As a result, the uncollateralized overnight call rate had been at around 0.5 percent. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Dec 26 07 08:47 GMT |
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The Bank conducted money market operations in accordance with the guideline decided at the previous meeting on October 31, 2007.5 As a result, the uncollateralized overnight call rate had been at around 0.5 percent. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Dec 20 07 08:51 GMT |
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At the Monetary Policy Meeting held today, the Bank of Japan decided, by a unanimous vote,[Note] to set the following guideline for money market operations for the intermeeting period: The Bank of Japan will encourage the uncollateralized overnight call rate to remain at around 0.5 percent. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Dec 01 07 08:53 GMT |
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At the Monetary Policy Meeting held today, the Bank of Japan decided, by an 8-1 majority vote,[Note] to set the following guideline for money market operations for the intermeeting period: The Bank of Japan will encourage the uncollateralized overnight call rate to remain at around 0.5 percent. |
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Written by Bank of Japan |
Oct 31 07 08:54 GMT |
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At the Monetary Policy Meeting held today, the Bank of Japan decided, by an 8-1 majority vote,[Note] to set the following guideline for money market operations for the intermeeting period: The Bank of Japan will encourage the uncollateralized overnight call rate to remain at around 0.5 percent. |
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