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20 Jun 2016

BOJ’s Kuroda: Still halfway to 2.0% inflation target

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Kuroda is out on the wires via Bloomberg, commenting on the central bank’s 2% price target.

Key Quotes:

We couldn't achieve 2% inflation in 2 years but the commitment was useful in showing BOJ’s determination to end deflation

Japan has come to a place where there it is not deflationary

There is no plan to change the BOJ's strong commitment for prices

Still halfway to 2.0% inflation target says Kuroda

Inflation expectations observed in practice are 'highly sticky' and change only slowly

Firmly stabilising inflation expectations at desired level represents an unprecedently difficult challenge

Jun 20, 2016

USD/CAD plummets to 1.2825 as USD continues to weaken

The US Dollar remained well offered across its key rivals, with the USD/CAD pair extending its slide to Friday's swing low before retracing few pips t

Oil continues to surge, heading back towards $49.00 level

Extending Friday's sharp rebound, WTI crude oil prices rose for second consecutive day to currently trade at session high level of $48.85 as waning fe