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Bank of Japan's dovish stance by saying it is important to presist...

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Band of Japan Deputy Governor Nishimura was also on the wires, reaffirming the BOJ’s dovish stance by saying it is important to persist with an accommodative policy to help sustain the economy's recovery. Though he expects Japan's economy to pick up further, he notes downside risks are still high adding that developed countries in general could face downwards pressure due to balance sheet adjustments.

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Bank of Japan left official rates unchanged...

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the BOJ left official rates unchanged at 0.1%, as expected, but upgraded its outlook for the Japanese economy by saying it was recovering, rather than showing signs of recovering last time. It added that financial conditions were increasingly showing improvement but did not tweak its corporate funding measures, something markets had suggested that may be rescinded given that its need is not so desperate these days and is slated to expire end-December.
   

Bank of Japan's Mizuno said, Global recovery remains fragile...

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Band of Japan’s Mizuno was on the wires this morning highlighting that the global recovery remains fragile and may be unsustainable without the help of governments and central banks. He cautioned that Japan’s exports recovery may slow from the autumn. The tone of his address suggests that Japan’s accommodative policy will remain in place for some time, though Mizuno admitted that they could not go on indefinitely. Nevertheless, activity remained at an extremely low level and the country’s potential growth rate may be below 1%.

 

   

BOJ's Nakamura Says Economy May Deteriorate

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Japan's economy is at risk of deteriorating further as the global financial turmoil slows growth worldwide, central bank board member Seiji Nakamura said.

"Japan could be on the verge of long-term economic adjustments and the downside risks to the economy are increasing further''

The world's second-largest economy expanded at a 0.1 percent annual rate third quarter, according to the median estimate of 26 economists, after it shrank 3 percent in the previous three months. The Cabinet Office will publish the GDP data on Nov. 17. 

Seiji Nakamura said "The Yen has strengthened, especially against the Euro, and that's leading to deterioration in profits of exporters,'' 

   

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