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On Thursday, according to Reuters, the Japanese government put pressure on the Bank of Japan to expand stimulus on Friday. Japan's Finance Ministry has prepared a draft statement to be released after the Bank of Japan eases policy. Affected by this news, the Japanese yen fell sharply, and the US dollar broke through the mark against the Japanese yen. Afterwards, Bloomberg News said that the Ministry of Finance of Japan prepared a draft statement, which can only show that the Bank of Japan is still thinking about the stimulus plan.

Reuters quoted sources as saying that under pressure from the Japanese government, the Bank of Japan is considering taking specific monetary easing measures on Friday to boost weak inflation.

The Ministry of Finance of Japan is lobbying the Bank of Japan hard to further relax monetary policy. Japan's Ministry of Finance has also prepared a draft statement to be released after the Bank of Japan eases monetary policy. "We welcome the Bank of Japan's decision and will deploy all necessary policies, including the planned large-scale stimulus," the draft said.

Bloomberg News later stated that the Japanese Ministry of Finance prepared a draft statement, which can only show that the Bank of Japan is still thinking about the stimulus plan.

The Bank of Japan will announce its monetary policy decision at noon local time on Friday, and the market generally believes that it will increase easing this time. The specific method may be to expand purchases, or further cut interest rates, or even in the form of a combination of punches. Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda always likes to make unexpected moves. Analysts said it is difficult to say that this time will not surprise the market, and investors should fasten their seat belts in advance.

After the unexpected introduction of negative interest rates in March this year, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda kept the policy unchanged at the three monetary policy meetings held in March, September and March.

This week, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made a big move and launched a new stimulus plan, which will exceed one trillion yen (approximately 100 million U.S. dollars), of which trillions of yen stimulus funds will be used for fiscal Stimulate.

The Bank of Japan will announce its monetary policy decision at noon today. The market generally believes that the Bank of Japan will increase easing under heavy pressure. There are many specific ways, which may be to expand the scale of purchases or further cut interest rates. Many analysts even predict that it will be a policy combination of multiple measures.

After the unexpected introduction of negative interest rates in March this year, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda kept the policy unchanged at the three monetary policy meetings held in March, September and March.

Regarding this meeting, a survey conducted by Bloomberg News between March and July showed that % of economists expected that the Bank of Japan would decide to increase easing. In the more than three years since Haruhiko Kuroda took over as governor of the Bank of Japan, this is the highest proportion of respondents who expect the central bank to increase easing.