BoJ Governor Ueda says large JGB holding doesn't make policy adjustments difficult, adds conducting policy to achieve price stability target

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Governor Ueda's remarks suggest that the Bank of Japan remains committed to its price stability target, indicating no immediate shifts in policy despite its large holdings of Japanese government bonds (JGBs). This dovish stance may help maintain accommodative conditions in the JPY, while also providing support for fixed income markets and potentially impacting commodities sensitive to input costs, like gold.

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