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A visit by the now failed bank’s executives has lessons for Tokyo but it also highlights the need for change
Analysts have been betting that the policy would end around May — that now looks highly unlikely
Departing governor leaves measures to change ultra-loose policies to successor Kazuo Ueda
The attitude of my postwar cohort has gripped the country for too long
Rapid price growth of popular products exemplifies challenge for central bankers, bond markets and consumers
As the cost of living continues to rise, find out how much inflation could affect your personal finances
Academic says central bank should sustain easing measures until 2% inflation target in sight
Experts say next 10 years critical as prime minister eyes ‘children first’ society
Step by country’s largest carmaker puts pressure on other companies as living costs rise
If policy of yield control is phased out under incoming BoJ head Kazuo Ueda, a flight from foreign markets may accelerate
Economist Kazuo Ueda must tackle exit from decades of ultra-loose policy without rattling markets
Economist unconstrained by political ties seen as back-up choice after few candidates wanted role
Successor to Haruhiko Kuroda at Bank of Japan set to oversee pivot from ultra-loose monetary policy
Good companies and a rising yen should tempt investors
Fund points to ‘significant upside risks’ to inflation and calls for flexible approach to controlling bond yields
Haruhiko Kuroda’s successor must steer economy towards interest rate normalisation
Expanded lending package gives central bank a boost in struggle to contain government debt yields
Salary increases by big companies offer potential escape from deflation and low growth
4% price growth reading comes days after Bank of Japan stood by yield curve controls
Kuroda, or his successor, must solve challenges around yield curve control
Maintaining ultra-loose monetary policy for now merely defers the euthanasia of persistently unprofitable companies
Expectation grows among investors that Haruhiko Kuroda could scrap yield curve control measures
The BoJ’s shifting monetary policy could presage a regime shift for the global economy
Recent policy tweaks seen as failing to restore order to government debt market
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has called on businesses to bump up stagnant salaries
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