The Bank of Japan’s October report says the system can take a stress. Friday’s meeting is still a hold in the market’s price.
Three days before the Bank of Japan meets, its stability report is the document that exists. The rate decision does not.
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Japan institutional intelligence, quantitative benchmarks, primary regulatory filings, and market structure analysis from APAC Capital Brief. Three days before the Bank of Japan meets, its stability report is the document that exists. The rate decision does not.
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Three days before the Bank of Japan meets, its stability report is the document that exists. The rate decision does not.
No. It is a stability assessment dated 23 October. MUFG’s rate call, a hold at 1.25% on Friday, is a separate document.
A stress equivalent to the global financial crisis, with large market and real-economy corrections at home and abroad, and a compound stress. The report says capital and funding bases are sufficient for those cases.
No. CNBC’s Monday file put dollar-yen at 156.920. MUFG had it in the 157 area after a Friday low of 156.08. Neither is a Tokyo fixing published in the report.