European Central Bank leaves interest rates on hold for the first time in two meetings as it assesses the situation in the Middle East

The Bank of Japan decided to maintain the status quo of monetary policy.

The Bank of Japan decided to maintain the status quo of monetary policy, and Governor Ueda announced that it would be consistent with the 2% inflation rate target. Breaking news from Japan and abroad, including improvements in employment statistics, an agreement between the Liberal Democratic Party and the Liberal Democratic Party to establish a special committee in the House of Councilors, and the US Federal Reserve leaving interest rates unchanged.

Bank of Japan increases annual ETF sales to 860 billion yen

Bank of Japan Governor Ueda stated that the underlying rate of increase in consumer prices is consistent with the 2% target, and the Bank of Japan decided to maintain the status quo of monetary policy. In addition, domestic and international news broke, including the Liberal Democratic Party and the Ritsumeikan Democratic Party agreeing to establish a special committee in the House of Councilors, and North Korea launching a ballistic missile.

The Bank of Japan determined that the underlying inflation rate had reached its 2% target.

The Bank of Japan has decided to maintain the status quo of monetary policy, with Governor Ueda stating that the underlying inflation rate is at a level that is broadly consistent with the 2% target. Domestically, there was a flurry of economic data announcements and political movements, and overseas there were reports of the US Federal Reserve leaving interest rates unchanged.

From October 28th to October 29th, a wide range of news was reported both domestically and internationally, including preliminary US GDP figures, a missile launch by North Korea, a train accident in Spain, and the results of the Japan Professional Baseball Series.

The preliminary US real GDP for the July-September quarter was an annualized increase of 3.4% compared to the previous quarter.

From October 28th to 29th, a wide variety of news was reported, including North Korean missile launches, a train crash in Spain, economic indicators and financial policy in the United States, and domestic political and business trends in Japan.

ANA Holdings has reached a basic agreement with AIRDO to make an additional investment in the holding company of Solaseed Air and make it a wholly owned subsidiary.

Breaking news from Japan and abroad, including the resignation of a cabinet minister due to a fire in a high-rise building in Hong Kong, North Korea's ballistic missile launch, ANA Holdings' plan to make Air Do and Solaseed Air subsidiaries, and the business merger agreement between Shiga Bank and Ikeda Senshu HD.