Ex-BoJ’s Hayakawa: BoJ is likely to raise its yield target within a year

Former Bank of Japan (BoJ) Chief Economist Hideo Hayakawa was on the wires earlier today, expressing his take on the BoJ’s monetary policy programme in an interview with Bloomberg.

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BoJ is likely to raise its yield target within a year.

Inflation is accelerating faster than expected.

“The BoJ will adjust its target for 10-year government bond yields after gains in consumer prices excluding fresh food and energy (core-core, which is currently at 0.5%) reach 1 percent.”

"The hike won't trigger market turmoil because it's becoming almost consensus that the long-term yield target will be adjusted after the core hits 1 percent.”

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