Takata also said receding fears of renewed financial market volatility gave the BOJ more flexibility in pushing up rates. The remarks follow recent steady rises in Japanese government bond (JGB ...

The remarks suggest the BOJ is maintaining its resolve to steadily push up borrowing costs despite rising uncertainty from U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff policies, which is heightening ...

"It's natural for bond yields to creep up if market bets on the (BOJ's) terminal rate is rising," one of the sources said, a view echoed by another source. "I don't think the BOJ is too worried ...

Japanese government bond yields have risen as markets rethink their view that the BOJ won't push up rates beyond 1% - the lower end of its staff estimate that puts Japan's nominal neutral rate in ...

As such, we must support economic activity with loose monetary policy," Kazuhiro Masaki, director-general of the BOJ's monetary affairs department, told parliament."Having said that, we will continue ...