Yen Unfazed By BOJ Minutes
Friday, 22 December 2006 10:27:21 GMT
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Terri Belkas, Currency Analyst
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The Japanese Yen showed little reaction to the minutes
of the November 15-16 Bank of Japan MPC meeting, which yielded no surprises, as
they continued to focus on the need for economic and price moves to match the
expectations expressed in the BOJ’s semi-annual outlook report from
October.
Additionally, MPC members agreed that the Bank should
explain carefully that the timing of any policy change depended entirely on
developments in economic activity and prices as it should not be thought that
the timing was predetermined. Following comments from BOJ member Atsushi Mizuno
just a few weeks ago who said weak economic data won't prevent the bank from
increasing borrowing cost, the minutes speak a less hawkish tone. Clearly, their
hesitance indicates that the central bank needs more substantial evidence of
price pressures and rising consumption before they can commit to a rate hike to
0.50%.
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