The Bank of Japan decided to keep interest rates at 0.10% to fight deflation, pointing that monetary policy makers are willing to keep an accommodative policy that will have the power to subdue deflation risks that negatively affected the world’s second largest economy.

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BOJ Decided To Keep The Interest Rate At The Lowest During The Nation’s Stability

Earlier in the week investor fears about the prospects for a double-dip recession appear to be vanishing into thin air as the week draws to a close. The euro’s rejuvenation continues after the ECB President left the world with an upbeat message at Thursday’s press conference. Meanwhile it appears that

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Surge in Canadian Payrolls Drives Loonie Wild

The June AiG Performance of Construction index releases is yet another sign that the Australian housing market or as we should call it, probably the world’s worst housing bubble is beginning to roll over.

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Trouble on the Way Down Under?