BOJ Tankan shows large nonmanufacturers’ sentiment at highest level since 1991
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Japan's Tankan shows large nonmanufacturers' sentiment at the strongest since 1991 alongside firmer inflation expectations and steady capex intentions. The combination strengthens the macro case for faster BoJ normalization, raising the likelihood of an earlier end to negative rates and further yield-curve control adjustments. This primarily impacts JPY via shifting rate differentials and can also tighten financial conditions for Japan risk assets in the near term.
Impact level
● High
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The Bank of Japan’s Tankan survey showed sentiment among large nonmanufacturing firms rose to its highest level since 1991. Inflation expectations continued to strengthen even as companies faced ongoing cost pressures, according to Jin10. The survey also indicated corporate willingness to invest remained steady. Markets have increasingly priced in a faster pace of policy normalization by the central bank.
