Japanese Finance Minister Katayama says expects the BoJ to closely coordinate with the government, adds cabinet is in agreement specific monetary policy means are left to the BoJ

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  • Hope the BoJ will conduct appropriate monetary policy to achieve 2% price targets stably, sustainably and rising wages.
  • There is nothing she can add regarding the PM's meeting with BoJ Governor Ueda beyond what Governor Ueda revealed after the meeting.

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