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Japan's Lower House approved BoJ board member nominees Sato and Asada who are both academics and known reflationists

The approval of BoJ nominees Sato and Asada, both known reflationists, signals a likely continuation of accommodative monetary policy aimed at stimulating economic growth.

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This dovish tilt might support a weaker JPY and encourage higher risk assets, while also keeping an eye on inflation expectations and government bond yields.

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