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BoJ Nagoya branch manager says some firms in the region are worried about FX volatility, uncertainty over Middle East conflict could hurt the economy

The comments from the BoJ's Nagoya branch manager highlight rising concerns among firms regarding foreign exchange volatility and the potential impact of geopolitical instability in the Middle East on Japan's economy.

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BoJ Nagoya branch manager says some firms in the region are worried about FX volatility, uncertainty over Middle East conflict could hurt the economy

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This could signal a cautious attitude from the BoJ regarding future monetary policy adjustments, especially if currency fluctuations and external risks start to affect domestic economic sentiment.

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