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...Departing Bank of Japan governor Haruhiko Kuroda has declared his ultra-loose monetary policy “a success” as he neared the end of a decade in charge, leaving his successor with the task of exiting from negative...
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...This was initially launched in 2016 by former BoJ governor Haruhiko Kuroda as an attempt to stimulate the economy. If Japanese government bonds yields rose above 0 per cent, it would buy more JGBs....
...The nomination of Amamiya, who has been widely tipped to succeed incumbent Haruhiko Kuroda, would end months of speculation over who will take on the delicate task of steering Asia’s most advanced economy...
...His appointment would end weeks of speculation among global investors over the successor to Haruhiko Kuroda, who is due to step down in April after overseeing a decade of policies designed to keep interest...
...With three months left before he is due to step down, Haruhiko Kuroda already holds the record as the longest-serving governor of the Bank of Japan: a mighty tenure of more than 3,500 days....
...Critics have derided Bank of Japan governor Haruhiko Kuroda as a lame duck since 2016. With just months to go before his term ends in April, he has tried to prove them wrong....
...If Haruhiko Kuroda hoped to engineer a smooth handover to his successor as governor of the Bank of Japan then he has blown it already....
...Other attendees include former Bank of Japan governor Haruhiko Kuroda, John Taylor of the Taylor rule fame and former Fed officials Richard Clarida and Randal Quarles....
...So if markets had equalised the score with the BoJ since the December meeting — even pushing the yield slightly above the central bank’s permitted band at one point — the bank’s governor Haruhiko Kuroda...
...People close to Ueda say the governor, while choosing his words carefully, tends to speak his mind freely as opposed to his predecessor Haruhiko Kuroda....
...With seemingly no regard for weary traders phoning in the last week before Christmas, or financial journalists nursing hangovers/children, Haruhiko Kuroda has done it again....
...When Haruhiko Kuroda delivered what was probably his last press conference as governor of the Bank of Japan on Wednesday, he claimed success for an institution that now holds a monstrously distended portfolio...
...Notable, too, is that Haruhiko Kuroda, the BoJ governor, will be replaced next year. That suggests a very simple explanation: Kuroda might want to leave his successor a clean slate....
...Incumbent Haruhiko Kuroda will chair his last policy board meeting on Friday....
...Analysts said the likelihood of a major announcement at this week’s meeting is enhanced because Haruhiko Kuroda will step down in April after a record 10 years as BoJ governor....
...With less than three months until Haruhiko Kuroda steps down as governor of the Bank of Japan, none of the top candidates to replace the country’s longest-serving central bank chief seem to want the job....
...Traders in Tokyo said the BoJ’s decision, which came after a two-day meeting, the penultimate under its longest-serving governor, Haruhiko Kuroda, was likely to heap more pressure on his successor to end...
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...Kuroda to scrap his signature policy....
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...BoJ governor Haruhiko Kuroda denied the latest adjustment amounted to a tightening of monetary policy, stressing that the central bank would not scrap its yield target....
...Traders in Tokyo described the widening range of possible outcomes from the two-day event as “brutal” for investors accustomed to a decade of predictability under governor Haruhiko Kuroda’s quantitative...
...The decision came after a two-day meeting — the penultimate under the BoJ’s longest-serving governor, Haruhiko Kuroda — and follows weeks of turmoil in the Japanese government bond market during which yields...
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