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    • Bank of Japan holds rates steady as expected

      The Bank of Japan (BOJ) left policy unchanged on Tuesday at the conclusion of its two-day policy meeting, as widely expected.

    • Why JGB yields won't keep falling deeper into negative yield

      Finding profit in trading JGBs is a bit counterintuitive. Bond yields, which move inversely to prices, have plunged to record lows in the wake of the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) surprise move in late January to implement a negative interest rate policy.

    • Why Japan bond market swings aren't so wild

      Investors were met with disappointment when the central bank kept monetary policy, voting unanimously to maintain its pledge of increasing base money at an annual pace of 60 trillion yen to 70 trillion yen (USD 600-700 billion).

    • A central bank heavy week for Asian markets

      The Bank of Japan kicks off a two-day meeting on Monday amid some talk that it could announce some measures to curb volatility in the Japanese government bond (JGB) market.

    • StanChart Bank expects weaker yen going forward

      Steve Brice, Standard Chartered Bank believes that Nikkei has been performing extremely well for an extended period, without any pause or break.

    • Volatile bond market puts Bank of Japan in a spin

      A Japanese government panel has said there is "no guarantee" that investors at home would keep financing Japan's massive public debt, saying a risk of a spike in bond yields could harm long-term growth prospects, a draft report seen by Reuters showed on Tuesday.

    • JGBs dive, dollar index hits 3-year high on Bernanke speech

      JGB futures were down at 0.71 point at 141.19; the 10-year-JGB yield jumped to as high as 1 percent

    • Rise of Japanese currency overstreched: Nirmal Bang

      Nirmal Bang has come out with its report on Japanese Yen. According to the research firm, the new governor of Bank of Japan (BoJ) will deliver by enhancing asset purchase program, albeit at a slower pace; the yen valuations could be a constraint on any significant fall in Q2 2013.

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