08:05:18
Bank of Japan meeting minutes: One member said the market recognized that financial conditions would remain loose.
08:04:36
Bank of Japan meeting minutes: One member said the Japanese economy may be at a historically critical moment.
08:01:35
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT): UK car production increased by 14.6% year-on-year in February to 79,907 units.
08:00:36
The Nikkei 225 opened down more than 1%.
07:56:40
Bank of Japan meeting minutes: One member said there was no need to raise interest rates quickly.
07:54:16
Bank of Japan meeting minutes: One member said a cautious policy stance needed to be emphasized.
07:53:27
Bank of Japan meeting minutes: One member said it was appropriate to allow bond purchases to a certain extent.
07:51:36
Bank of Japan meeting minutes: One member said this was not a shift towards tightening policy.
07:50:58
Bank of Japan meeting minutes: A member said achieving the inflation target is within reach.
07:50:35
In Japan, foreign investors purchased Japanese bonds -3,892.5 billion yen in the week to March 22, compared with the previous value of 2,157.7 billion yen.
07:50:03
Japan bought 81.9 billion yen of foreign stocks in the week to March 22, compared with the previous value of -522.2 billion yen.
07:40:00
The Bank of Japan will announce a summary of the opinions of the review committee members of the March monetary policy meeting in ten minutes.
06:56:48
Fed Governor Waller: We still expect inflationary pressures to weaken.
06:52:02
Fed Governor Waller: The Baltimore Port bridge disaster is unlikely to cause major economic disruption.
06:50:50
Fed Governor Waller: Supply chain problems have abated amid positive inflation developments.
06:49:43
Russian President Vladimir Putin: The supply of F16 fighter jets to Ukraine will not fundamentally change the situation in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
06:46:29
Fed Governor Waller: Economic performance provides no reason for the Fed to pursue significant interest rate cuts.
06:43:43
Fed Governor Waller: So far, the U.S. dollar is still the dominant currency.
06:40:54
Fed Governor Waller: It’s unclear whether the neutral interest rate has changed.
06:39:25
Fed Governor Waller: The inflation situation needs to change significantly before interest rates will be raised.