With implications, Japan's bank decided to maintain its monetary policy.

Summary of last week from June 10th to June 14th: Canadian dollar-yen high: 115.112 yen, low: 113.732 yen, closing price: 114.608 yen, up 0.61% from the previous week, indicating a strong trend due to the Bank of Japan's decision to maintain its financial policy. As the Bank of Japan decided to maintain the current state of the financial policy without indicating the specific amount of reduction in government bond purchases, the Canadian dollar shifted to a strong trend against the yen. In addition, the approval numbers for residential construction in April greatly exceeded financial estimates, which also provided support for buying the Canadian dollar. However, there is no information about the press conference after the financial policy meeting.

Fisco JapanJun 15 17:57 ET

The Japanese Yen Fell To A Six-Week Low After The Bank Of Japan Ended Its Meeting

By RoboForex Analytical Department The Japanese yen exchange rate paired with the US dollar looks unimpressive by the end of this week. The USD/JPY pair rose to almost 158.00 immediately after the end

BenzingaJun 14 11:18 ET

The Bank of Japan will determine specific reduction plans for the next 1-2 years at the next policy decision meeting.

On June 14th, at the monetary policy meeting of the Bank of Japan, it was decided to determine a specific plan to reduce the purchase of government bonds for the next 1-2 years at the next policy meeting.

Fisco JapanJun 13 23:28 ET

Japan's Stock Rally Isn't Over. But Patience Is Key

By Craig Mellow The easy part of the Japanese stock rally looks to be over. Some of the factors that drove it may still produce longer term gains. The $iShares MSCI Japan ETF(EWJ.US)$ jumped by a quar

Barron'sJun 7 02:04 ET

Be wary of the Bank of Japan's quantitative tightening due to weakness

Overview of last week 5/13 to 5/17 Tokyo Stock Exchange REIT Index High: 1824.85 points Low: 1793 points Closing price: 1800.45 points Compared to the previous week: -0.34% → weak, wary of the Bank of Japan's quantitative tightening. As the Bank of Japan continues to buy government bonds and reduce amounts, a sense of caution that quantitative tightening will begin in earnest became negative material, and stocks targeting investment in logistics facilities and housing were sold. However, one corner of the large office brands was bought, and the market price as a whole

Fisco JapanMay 18 20:04 ET

There is also a view that the Bank of Japan will begin discussions aimed at financial normalization from the next meeting

It is expected that the dollar will continue to be in a state where it is difficult to lower interest rates between Japan and the US, but views have emerged that the Bank of Japan will begin discussions aimed at financial normalization from the next meeting, and it seems unlikely that risk-loving dollar buying/yen sales will expand further. If the depreciation of the yen and the appreciation of the dollar progresses beyond 1 dollar = 156 yen, there is a possibility that market intervention by the Japanese government and the Bank of Japan will be carried out is also likely to be one reason to suppress the rise in the dollar. The April consumer price index is the US economic index scheduled to be announced this week

Fisco JapanMay 13 02:43 ET