A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said the central bank monitors other central banks’ actions “very very carefully” because they influence asset prices, including exchange rates and interest rates. The remark, delivered via a First Squawk headline, signals the BOJ is weighing overseas policy spillovers—particularly from the Federal Reserve—as it sets its own rate path. It matters because yen volatility and Japanese government bond yields are highly sensitive to divergences between BOJ and Fed policy. Traders will watch upcoming BOJ communications and US data for clues on whether Tokyo tolerates further yen weakness or moves closer to another rate hike.