BOJ kept its monetary policy unchanged on Tuesday despite weak Japanese inflation and US-China trade disputes affecting the world's third economy.
Japan Industry minister noted that export restrictions may increase or decrease in the coming period.
The dollar steadied near a three-week high in early trade on Monday, keeping gains after strong US jobs data dampened expectations that Fed will cut interest rates sharply.
German exports rebounded at a stronger than expected pace in May but failed to recover fully from a drop in the previous month
BOJ governor Kuroda stressed the need to continue the current expansionary monetary policy for as long as possible until inflation reaches the limit of 2%
Gold prices rose on Friday, heading for a seventh consecutive weekly gain, as investors await US jobs data that could affect expectations
Household spending in Japan rose at the fastest pace in four years in May in a sign that improving domestic demand
Bank of Japan Monetary Policy Committee member Amamia said the strongest scenario is that the economy will continue to grow at a moderate pace
Gold prices fell on Thursday as equity markets rallied as investors sought to find a trend in US nonfarm payrolls
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