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Fukui, Greenspan discuss Japan, US economies

Toshihiko Fukui of the Bank of Japan and Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan discussed the global economy on Thursday 30 September, as well as the economic situations of the US and Japan, Kyodo News reported a BOJ source as saying.

Reviewing US monetary policy in disinflation era

This Bank of Japan Working Paper reviews the experience of US monetary policy from 2000 to shed some light on issues regarding the effectiveness of monetary policy in a low inflation era. Result shows that the observed financial market response to the…

Fukui on the state of Japan's economy

In a speech given on 2 September Toshihiko Fukui of the Bank of Japan said that the positive impact of the current easy monetary policy on economic activity is strengthening as the economy recovers. As the economic recovery raises the expected rate of…

Bank of Japan - Annual Review 2004

The Bank of Japan has published its Annual Review for the year ended 2004, which covers the year ended 31 March 2004. In the foreword Toshihiko Fukui said economic activity in Japan remained flat in the first half of fiscal 2003 due partly to the…

BOJ may hold rates down until 2008

The Bank of Japan may hold its key interest rate near zero per cent until 2008 as declines in rice and electricity prices fuel deflation, Mizuho Securities Co. economist Yasunari Ueno wrote in a report, according to Bloomberg News.

Bank of Japan Monthly Report, September 2004

The Bank of Japan released the English version of its September 2004 monthly report on 13 September. In the report the bank said Japan's economy continues to recover. But the report also says exports and industrial production increased at a slower pace,…

Japan reports economy improving

Japan's economic recovery is "solid" but export growth is losing some steam, the government said in a monthly report released on Thursday 9 September. The Bank of Japan also released its latest monthly report Thursday which said the economy is on the…

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