
The Bank of Japan's interest rate hike stance is cautious, with the yen hovering near a five-month low

The Bank of Japan maintains a cautious attitude towards interest rate hikes, causing the yen to hover near a five-month low against the dollar. The USD/JPY exchange rate is 157.62, close to the day's low of 158.09. Bank of Japan officials have increased confidence in interest rate hikes but remain vigilant about wage trends and policy uncertainties. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated that he would take a cautious approach to interest rate cuts. Analysts point out that the trend of a stronger dollar/weaker yen may be overdone, posing a risk of a pullback. The Japanese Finance Minister expressed shock at the exchange rate fluctuations and is prepared to take appropriate action
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