BoJ Governor Ueda says BoJ will guide policy appropriately by scrutinising how FX moves could affect the likelihood of achieving growth and price forecasts as well as risks

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  • FX is a factor that makes big impacts on the economy and prices, adds will be closely monitoring the FX market.

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Governor Ueda's comments underscore the Bank of Japan's heightened focus on foreign exchange movements and their potential impact on economic growth and inflation. This suggests a more nuanced approach to policy adjustments that could influence expectations around future rate trajectories, especially as the market reacts to currency fluctuations. Traders should be alert to any shifts in behavior towards JPY and how this guidance could impact fixed income and commodity markets, particularly gold.

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