A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan
The BOJ's long-awaited tweak of its ultra-easy bond-buying monetary policy caused as much confusion as shock, sending long-term Japanese government bond yields about 13 basis points higher but weakening the yen against a pumped up dollar - after some wild initial swings. The Nikkei stock benchmarkSpecifically, the central bank said it would offer to buy 10-year JGBs at 1.0% in fixed-rate operations, instead of the previous rate of 0.
As press speculation of the BOJ's policy tinkering seeped around markets late on Thursday, Treasury yields popped high and Wall St stocks pulled back - ending the Dow's hopes of a longest winning streak in more than a century. It settled for 13 straight gains through Wednesday instead - the most since 1987.
Friday's data is expected to show another drop in the Fed's favoured core PCE inflation gauge in June.surged 7% after the bell after the firm reported a surprise profit and third-quarter guidance well ahead of Wall St estimates. Chip stocks were lifted across the board.
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