[Bank of Japan and Reserve Bank of Australia Kick Off Asia-Pacific Central Bank Decision Week] Reported by Jinse Finance, on June 16, the Super Central Bank Week is about to begin. Meetings of the Bank of Japan and the Reserve Bank of Australia will reveal the authorities' views on the Middle East conflict following the latest U.S.-Iran ceasefire. The market generally believes that a rate hike by the Bank of Japan is a foregone conclusion, with the focus shifting to how the yen will respond to the ongoing risk of intervention. TD Securities strategists stated that rate hikes alone cannot support the yen's trajectory. They believe the Bank of Japan needs to adopt a more hawkish policy stance, accelerate the pace of tightening, and raise terminal interest rate levels to effectively curb yen weakness. Meanwhile, the Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to pause rate hikes after three consecutive increases. Nomura Securities analysts believe the RBA will not easily declare the inflation target achieved and are unlikely to provide forward guidance. Any signs of a dimmer economic growth outlook could put pressure on the Australian dollar. (Jin10)