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A DEFIANT Bank of Japan (BOJ) governor Haruhiko Kuroda insisted on Wednesday that the central bank will not hesitate to ease monetary policy even further if needed, even though it is already imposing negative interest rates on some deposits that commercial banks hold with it.
He said, in one of his now-almost-daily appearances in parliame…
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