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Bank of Japan has no plan to change inflation target, says Haruhiko Kuroda

"We have no intention to change our inflation targeting policy and forward guidance," Kuroda said in an online International Banking Seminar of the Group of 30.

A Japanese flag flutters atop the Bank of Japan building under construction in Tokyo. Photo: Reuters
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A Japanese flag flutters atop the Bank of Japan building under construction in Tokyo. Photo: Reuters

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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Sunday there was no need to change the central bank's inflation target or forward guidance, even though the United States and Europe are reviewing their policy frameworks to seek better ways to prop up growth.
 
By committing to increase the monetary base until inflation stably overshoots its 2% target, the BOJ already has a framework "quite similar" to the US Federal Reserve's average inflation target, Kuroda said.
 
"We have no intention to change our inflation targeting policy and forward guidance," Kuroda said in an online International Banking Seminar of the Group of

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