Economics
BOJ Keeps Stimulus Unchanged Ahead of New Term for Kuroda
- All 49 economists surveyed forecast no change on Friday
- New deputy governors set to join policy board this month
Inside the Changes at the Bank of Japan
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The Bank of Japan stayed the course with its monetary stimulus on Friday at Governor Haruhiko Kuroda’s final policy meeting before his new term begins next month.
The BOJ kept its yield-curve control settings and asset purchases unchanged, a result forecast by all economists surveyed by Bloomberg.