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The Japanese yen strengthened past 147.5 per dollar on Friday, ending a two-day decline after the Bank of Japan kept its policy rate steady at 0.5% for a fifth consecutive meeting, as expected. The central bank said the economy is recovering moderately but pointed to areas of weakness and warned of risks from global trade policies. It also announced a unanimous decision to begin selling its ETF and J-REIT holdings. Meanwhile, data showed Japan’s core inflation rose 2.7% in August, easing for the third straight month to the lowest since November 2024. The yen had fallen about 1% over the previous two sessions as the dollar firmed after the Federal Reserve signaled a less dovish outlook than anticipated. Earlier this week, the Fed delivered a quarter-point cut and projected two more reductions this year, while indicating just one cut in 2026.

Japanese Yen Rises After BOJ Decision

Malaysia’s trade surplus surged to MYR 16.1 billion in August 2025, up from MYR 6.4 billion in the same month last year. It was the largest trade surplus since March, as exports rose while imports declined. Exports increased by 1.9% year-on-year to MYR 131.6 billion, following a downwardly revised 6.5% rise in July. Meanwhile, imports fell by 5.9% year-on-year to MYR 115.5 billion.

Malaysia Posts Largest Trade Surplus in 5 Months

Malaysia’s imports shrank 5.9% year-on-year to MYR 115.47 billion in August 2025, marking the first drop since March and swinging from a 0.6% growth in the prior month.

Malaysia Imports Fall 5.9% YoY

The Bank of Japan kept its benchmark short-term rate unchanged at 0.5% in the September meeting, maintaining borrowing costs at their highest level since 2008 and matching market forecasts. The vote was split 7-2.

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