Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda expressed confidence in Japan’s ability to withstand the economic impact of U.S. tariffs, citing strong corporate profits and a tight labor market. Despite global trade uncertainties, Ueda signaled that the BOJ remains on track toward its inflation target and is prepared to raise interest rates if conditions allow. His remarks highlight Japan’s steady progress amid external pressures and reinforce the central bank’s cautious optimism.

Tokyo inflation rises in March, driven by food costs, increasing expectations for a BOJ rate hike in the coming months.

Japan’s central bank keeps rates steady, cautious of global trade risks, with potential hikes in the future depending on economic data.

Japan's growing economy faces challenges in meeting defense spending goals, with increased U.S. pressure and fiscal concerns looming.

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