BoJ board split ahead of ‘comprehensive assessment’
Opinions from last meeting show members divided on how to hit 2% by fiscal 2017
The Bank of Japan's policy board remains divided on how to deliver 2% inflation, opinion published today (August 8) shows, but a forthcoming "comprehensive assessment" has triggered speculation about a possible change of approach.
The summary of opinions from the central bank's July 28–29 monetary policy meeting reiterates its commitment to "conduct a comprehensive assessment of the developments in economic activity and prices, and the policy effects since the introduction of quantitative and
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