A surge in long-term borrowing costs, high inflation and a month-long string of weak debt auctions are raising the pressure on the Bank of Japan ahead of its monetary policy meeting next week.

Global markets face a volatile week as Middle East tensions escalate, driving oil prices up. Central banks, including the U.S ...

Japan’s Finance Minister said that discussions with market participants is a key factor in making sure that government bonds are bought and sold stably, as the ministry neared a closely watched ...

Japan's government issued rare warnings on rising government bond yields and the changing structure of debt ownership in its ...

Below are the most important global events likely to affect FX and bond markets in the week starting June 16. An announcement by the U.S. Federal Reserve will be the focus of the week, where interest ...

The Bank of Japan's upcoming policy meeting could reveal clues about the central bank's inflation views and its future plans to buy Japanese Government Bonds.

Overall we see the case for the USD to remain supported in the coming week, primarily due to a more hawkish tone that may ...

Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato said that discussions with market participants is a key factor in making sure that government ...

President Trump did warn of a possible strike, but the press reports made it seem as if a strike was not imminent. The dollar ...

New Plan: BOJ Gov. Kazuo Ueda has said the bank will aim for predictability in its tapering plan, though bond yields should be determined by markets. Policymakers believe that the bank should limit ...

At a two-day meeting ending Tuesday, the Japanese central bank is widely expected to maintain its policy rate at 0.5%, the level it has been at since the last hike in January, before trade frictions ...

Question of whether the Fed is more worried about inflation or labour markets tops agenda for investors looking for clarity ...