Japan’s Ishiba Seeks to Show Alignment With BOJ Governor Ueda
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba sought to show he isn’t pressuring the Bank of Japan over interest rate policy, saying that he was aligned with BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda’s view that there was time to assess the situation in markets and the economy before making any changes to rates.
BOJ should patiently maintain loose monetary policy
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A Bank of Japan board member said Thursday that the central bank should patiently maintain its loose monetary policy, a day ...
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