Below are the most important global events likely to affect FX and bond markets in the week starting June 9. U.S. inflation data for May will be in focus as investors watch for any signs of tariffs ...

U.S. job creation didn’t slow as much as expected in May, spurring a bonds selloff that takes Treasury yields higher. May payrolls slowed to 139,000 from a downwardly revised 147,000. Economists ...

The internal debate is centered on whether to slow the pace of reductions to ¥200 billion per quarter from April next year or ...

While steering clear of outright confrontation, the U.S. Treasury ups the pressure on Japan and China to reform their trade ...

Bank of Japan officials are likely to discuss slowing their pullback from buying government bonds at a policy meeting later ...

A goodish pickup in the USD demand provides an additional boost ahead of the US NFP report.

The BOJ holds its next policy meeting on June 16-17, when the board is widely expected to keep the benchmark rate unchanged.

The Bank of Japan should continue to proceed with monetary tightening, which would support a "normalization of the yen's ...

The US Treasury Department has told the Bank of Japan to keep hiking interest rates, saying it’s the only way to stop the yen ...

Nobel Prize-winning economist and Columbia University professor Joseph Stiglitz accused the IMF of acting like a “colonial ...

Washington, June 5 (Jiji Press)--The U.S. Treasury Department on Thursday asked the Bank of Japan to continue its monetary ...

The US Treasury called on the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates to strengthen the yen, stepping much deeper into policy ...