BOJ Sees Inflation Win Yet Holds Rates; Why the Hesitation?
The Bank of Japan held rates at 1.25% while judging underlying inflation now aligns with its 2% goal; one board member sought a hike.
Lagarde says AI investment and government spending will support near-term growth, but energy costs and financing headwinds persist.
The euro fell to a low of 1.1106 before recovering to 1.1130.
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The Bank of Japan held rates at 1.25% while judging underlying inflation now aligns with its 2% goal; one board member sought a hike.
BoJ held rates at 1.25%, said underlying inflation is broadly consistent with its 2% target, and raised its FY2027 core CPI forecast to 2.6%.
Bank of Japan decision imminent; rate hold at 1.25% widely expected, with focus on December hike signals.
Treasuries rallied as selling in AI stocks drove safe-haven demand, pushing the 10-year yield to about 4.90% and weighing on the dollar.