Pressure on Kishida to boost economy after nominating new BOJ chief
TOKYO – After naming his choice for the Bank of Japan’s next governor, who is expected to pave the way for an eventual normalization of monetary policy, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is likely to be urged to take steps to boost the flagging economy to prepare for such a transition. Should the central bank try to taper its purchases of government bonds, long-term interest rates would rise and debt prices fall. That would discourage companies and households from borrowing and Read Full Details…