BOJ Watchers See Higher Chance of June Shift After Ueda Hearings
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Almost two-thirds of Bank of Japan watchers now expect monetary policy change by June following the first extensive hearings of governor nominee Kazuo Ueda, according to the latest Bloomberg survey.
All except three of 49 economists polled see no policy change at the final meeting of outgoing Governor Haruhiko Kuroda ending on March 10, according to the Bloomberg survey conducted following the two-day parliamentary hearings ended Monday.