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BOJ Governor Outlines New Strategy for Inflation Challenges

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Nikkei Average Futures Up 1.42% in Early Trading

Nikkei futures 涨幅扩大至 58,140 points

BoJ Signals Further Rate Hikes if Economic and Inflation Projections Are Met

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RUBBER-Japan futures firm on US-Iran peace hopes, upbeat China data

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Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda indicated that while he did not commit to an April rate hike due to uncertainties from the Iran war, he hinted at a potential increase in June following recent IMF meetings. The market noted the absence of clear signals for an immediate hike, but the possibility remains for future adjustments.

- Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda did not commit to a rate increase in April due to uncertainties linked to the Iran war.  
- Despite this, he indicated potential hawkish stances after the IMF meetings, hinting that a rate hike could still occur in June.  
- Markets reacted to Ueda's cautious approach, emphasizing the absence of definitive signals for an April increase.

BOJ's hawkish hints keep rate hike on the cards

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The Nikkei 225 index expanded its intraday percentage gain to 1%

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The Nikkei index in Japan gains 1.0%, reaching 59,062.27.

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The Nikkei index in Japan gains 1.0%, reaching 59,062.27.

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The Nikkei 225 opened higher by 0.6%, while the Korea Composite Stock Price Index opened higher by 1%

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The Nikkei 225 Index closed down 1.8% at 58,475.90 points. The Tokyo Stock Price Index fell 1.4% to close at 3,760.81 points

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Japan's February industrial output year-on-year final value was 0.4%, compared to the preliminary figure of 0.3%

JAPAN PM TAKAICHI'S APPROVAL DROPS TO 53% PER MAINICHI; YOMIURI POLL SHOWS RATING AT 66%, DOWN 5 POINTS.

JAPAN PM TAKAICHI'S APPROVAL DROPS TO 53% PER MAINICHI; YOMIURI POLL SHOWS RATING AT 66%, DOWN 5 POINTS.

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- A new multi-year budget framework proposed by private sector members of Japan's economic advisory group aims to secure stable funding for investments deemed crucial for economic security.  
- The proposal aligns with Prime Minister Kishi Nobuo's "responsible active fiscal policy," seeking to enhance long-term growth while maintaining market confidence in Japan's public finances.  
- It calls for shifting from a one-year budget system to multi-year planning for strategic investments, as Japan strives for a primary budget surplus by fiscal year 2025 against a backdrop of high public debt.

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The number of Japanese firms opposing interest rate hikes by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) has surged due to concerns over the Iran war's impact on global growth and corporate earnings. A recent survey revealed that 30% of firms do not want a rate increase, up from 17% in January. The BOJ's next meeting is set for April 27-28, with many firms fearing rising fuel and raw material costs. Additionally, 22% of respondents are still feeling the effects of Trump's tariffs, complicating their export strategies.

- A recent Reuters survey indicates a significant increase in Japanese companies opposing interest rate hikes by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) amid uncertainty from the Iran conflict impacting global economic outlook.  
- Concerns include rising fuel and material costs and supply chain disruptions due to increased oil prices, with about 30% of respondents preferring no rate hikes at all.  
- The survey, conducted from April 1 to 10, involved 492 companies, revealing that 42% expect profit growth if oil prices stay below $100 per barrel, while some still feel the impact of former U.S. tariffs.

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More Japanese firms say no to rate hikes as Iran war clouds outlook

Japan's 40-year government bond yield rose 3.0 basis points to 3.845%

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By the close of the morning session, the Nikkei 225 Index rose 2.4%, and the Tokyo Stock Price Index gained 1.3%

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The Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan, Masayoshi Amamiya, stated that the central bank will adjust its monetary policy based on the scale and duration of the economic impact from the Middle East conflict. He believes that Japan is not in a state of stagflation, with inflation fluctuating within the 2% target range and economic growth exceeding potential levels. However, if the conflict continues, it may lead to a slowdown in economic growth and increased inflation, and the central bank will assess these factors to formulate appropriate monetary policy

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Bank of Japan Deputy Governor: Monetary policy will be formulated based on the scale and duration of the impact of the Iran war

The Nikkei 225 index's intraday percentage gain widened to 1.1%

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RUBBER-Japan futures firm on US-Iran peace hopes, upbeat China data

Japanese government bonds rally ahead of BOJ inflation report

BOJ's hawkish hints keep rate hike on the cards

The Nikkei 225 index expanded its intraday percentage gain to 1%

The Nikkei index in Japan gains 1.0%, reaching 59,062.27.