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- BOJ to raise inflation forecast above 2% but maintain dovish bias – Reuters
BOJ to raise inflation forecast above 2% but maintain dovish bias – Reuters
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is expected to raise the FY2022 inflation forecast to slightly above 2% from the current 1.9% in the quarterly outlook report due July 21, Reuters reports, citing sources.
Also read: BOJ to raise inflation view for fiscal 2022 to above 2% - Jiji
Additional takeaways
BOJ expected to cut fiscal 2022 economic growth forecast from current +2.9% in quarterly report.
BOJ to warn of risks from global slowdown at quarterly report.
Report may tone up view on inflation expectations.
BOJ likely to maintain ultra-low interest rates, dovish policy bias.
Market reaction
USD/JPY is off the daily highs of 136.23, currently trading at 135.95, almost unchanged on the day.
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