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10 Apr 2015

Additional monetary easing unnecessary – BOJ’s Nakosa

FXStreet (Barcelona) - Bank of Japan member Nakosa said on Friday that additional monetary easing is not required so long as there is no change in the underlying trend of inflation, further adding that any cut in inflation forecast will not result in additional easing.

The policy maker further added that Japan’s economy is improving gradually with steady improvement in the underlying trend of inflation. On markets, he added that there are no signs of irrational expectations in asset markets, and that negative bond yields indicate monetary easing is effective in pushing down borrowing costs.

Apr 10, 2015

Norway Manufacturing Output up to 1.2% in February from previous -3.7%

June hike remains a possibility, but risks of a pushback exist – ING

Rob Carnell, Chief International Economist at ING, comments on the USD’s impact on inflation and US growth, and further mentions that the Fed will likely take into consideration the dollar strength and its tightening impact on the economy while setting policy.