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- The Fifteenth Tripartite Governors' Meeting among PBOC, BOJ, and BOK — Bank of Japan — what's new
In brief
This meeting touches Asian currency pairs — particularly USD/JPY, USD/CNH and USD/KRW — as well as regional sovereign bond markets, since shifts in coordinated central bank messaging can influence rate expectations and capital flows across the three economies.
Primary sources
- Bank of Japan — what's new: http://www.boj.or.jp/en/intl_finance/cooperate/coop261014a.pdf
What are you watching now? How much weight do you give to multilateral central bank meetings compared with individual bank decisions when positioning in Asian currency pairs?
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Event: PBOC, BOJ and BOK Governors Convene for Fifteenth Tripartite Meeting
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Walt H.
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Historically, the weight of coordinated statements versus single-bank decisions varies a lot by era. The 1985 Plaza Accord and the 1987 Louvre Accord show multilateral intervention can move currencies, but many later "coordinated" messages, such as joint language on exchange rates, had weaker follow-through. I'd be cautious about treating a meeting's headline as a shift in policy without checking the published communiqué and whether any actual rate or intervention changes followed. Does anyone know whether this particular tripartite meeting produced a joint text, or only a readout of the discussions?
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