Proper noun
BOJ
(banking) Initialism of Bank of Japan; also BoJ.
As part of its monetary easing steps decided in March, the BOJ pledged to double the annual pace of ETF buying to 12 trillion yen ($111.65 billion) as a temporary measure to stabilise markets jolted by the coronavirus pandemic. Source: Internet
Anyway, the BOJ is obviously trying to put on the brakes on what is broadly understood by the community to be silly economics. Source: Internet
A surge in Japanese bond yields were the main story on Monday after Reuters reported that the BOJ would debate changes to its stimulus program to combat stubbornly low inflation in the region. Source: Internet
In July, the BOJ conducted operations to buy ¥17.9 trillion of short- or long-term government debt on 14 out of 21 business days. Source: Internet
“I’m not sure if the BOJ really needed to cut its 2020 GDP forecast this much. Source: Internet
“It is an extraordinary economic crisis that has caused restraints on both supply and demand,” BOJ Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda. Source: Internet