U.S. Treasury official Brown: Japan no longer faces deflation environment, the yen level and monetary policy must change accordingly.
Source breadth 20.0/40Best rank 35.0/35Freshness 25.0/25
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法布财经 快讯 4 items
- U.S. Treasury official Brown: Violent, disorderly monetary fluctuations may cause broader consequences and lead to market fluctuations. #13
- U.S. Treasury official Brown: U.S. and Japan maintain close communication, cooperate at all levels, to support stable, well-functioning markets. #14
- U.S. Treasury official Brown: Japan no longer faces deflation environment, the yen level and monetary policy must change accordingly. #15
- U.S. Treasury official Brown: The International Monetary Fund must be more proactive in identifying global imbalances. #20
金十数据 4 items
- U.S. Treasury official Brown: Violent and disorderly monetary fluctuations may bring broader consequences, leading to market fluctuations. #18
- U.S. Treasury official Brown: Japan no longer faces deflation environment, the yen level and monetary policy must change accordingly. #27
- US Treasury publicly calls out: Japan has escaped deflation; yen and monetary policy must be adjusted #7
- U.S. Treasury official Brown: The U.S. and Japan maintain close communication and collaboration at all levels to support market stability and good operation. #21
华尔街见闻 快讯 1 item
财联社 热门 1 item
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