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Japan's Fukuma on economic & financial trends

In a speech on 'Recent Economic and Financial Developments' given on 25 March, Toshikatsu Fukuma of the Bank of Japan said in order for Japan to steadily regain the national wealth lost in the collapse of the bubble and to lay the foundations for future…

BOJ's Fukui sees hope for prices

The governor of the Bank of Japan, Toshihiko Fukui, said on Sunday 2 May that he saw hope for ending six years of falling prices as early as the end of the current fiscal year, which began April 1.

Japan lifts growth forecast

The Bank of Japan said on Wednesday 28 April that it expects the country's economy to expand at an even greater rate than it forecast six months ago, but repeated that mild deflation will continue in the current fiscal year.

Fukui on the BOJ's semiannual report

In a statement concerning the Bank of Japan's Semiannual Report on Currency and Monetary Control given on 13 April Toshihiko Fukui said in contrast to a year ago, positive signs are steadily increasing in Japan's economy. At the same time, however, there…

Japan sees continued economic recovery

Japan's government will not upgrade its assessment of the economy in a monthly report to be released on Friday 16 April, but will say a recovery in business conditions is broadening, according to a draft seen by Reuters.

Bank of Japan's Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes

The Bank of Japan released the minutes from its 26 February and 15, 16 March Monetary Policy Meetings on Wednesday 14 April. Minutes from the March meeting showed members felt that the downtrend in prices was slowing and expectation of price declines was…

Ueda on the role of capital for central banks

In a speech on 'The Role of Capital for Central Banks' given on 25 October (published 27 Feb), Kazuo Ueda of the Bank of Japan said that political-economy constraints in the real world may prevent central banks from fulfilling their responsibility to…

The Japanese Economic Model: JEM

This Bank of Japan Working Paper sets out the Japanese Economic Model, a large macroeconomic model of the Japanese Economy. Although the JEM is a theoretical model it can be used for both projection and simulation analysis.

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