南非兰特/日元 (ZARJPY) 加自选

日本向无现金社会的转变促使日本央行呼吁进行支付创新。日本央行官员正在加大呼吁力度，以跟上数字货币的快速发展，这可能会加速一个以“现金为王”而闻名的国家向无现金支付的转变

Japan's shift to cashless society prods BOJ call for payment innovation.Bank of Japan officials are ramping up calls to keep pace with rapid developments around digital currencies that may accelerate a shift to cashless payments in a country better known for its belief that "cash is king."

欧元/日元价格预测：保持165.50以上的看涨倾向。周二欧洲早盘，欧元/日元交叉盘小幅上涨，接近165.50。由于美中贸易谈判的积极进展削弱了日元的避险地位，风险情绪有所改善，日元兑欧元走软。

EUR/JPY Price Forecast: Retains bullish bias above 165.50.The EUR/JPY cross posts modest gains near 165.50 during the early European session on Tuesday. The Japanese Yen (JPY) softens against the Euro (EUR) amid the improved risk sentiment as positive developments from US-China trade talks undermine the JPY's safe-haven status.

路透社调查显示，日本央行将在年底前保持利率不变。路透社的一项民意调查显示，由于美国关税政策的不确定性，日本央行（BoJ）今年将不会再次加息，预计2026年初将再加息25个基点。

BoJ to keep interest rates unchanged through year-end - Reuters Poll  .The Bank of Japan (BoJ) will not raise another interest rate again this year due to uncertainty over US tariff policy, according to a slight majority of economists in a Reuters poll who expect the next 25 basis points (bps) increase in early 2026.

周三，日本10年期政府债券收益率保持在1.47%左右，投资者消化了日本央行行长上田和夫最近的评论。周二，上田在议会发表讲话时表示，如果日本央行获得“足够的信心，基本通胀接近或接近2%”，日本央行准备再次加息，这增强了人们对逐步紧缩周期的预期。他的言论是在持续的通胀压力下发表的，尽管更广泛的经济前景仍存在不确定性。美国关税的影响继续对日本的出口导向型经济造成压力，促使日本央行最近下调了增长预测，理由是外部逆风和国内需求疲软。与此同时，生产者价格数据显示，5月份同比增长3.2%，为八个月来最慢增速，这表明投入成本通胀有所缓解。

Japan’s 10-year government bond yield held around 1.47% on Wednesday, as investors digested recent comments from Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda. Speaking to parliament on Tuesday, Ueda signaled the BOJ is ready to raise interest rates again if it gains “enough confidence that underlying inflation nears or moves around 2%,” reinforcing expectations of a gradual tightening cycle. His remarks come amid persistent inflationary pressures, though uncertainty over the broader economic outlook remains. The impact of US tariffs continues to weigh on Japan’s export-driven economy, prompting the BOJ to recently lower its growth forecast, citing external headwinds and sluggish domestic demand. Meanwhile, producer price data showed a 3.2% year-on-year increase in May—its slowest pace in eight months—suggesting some easing in input cost inflation.