BOJ's Ueda says long-term bond yields typically set by markets, stresses keeping inflation anchored near 2%

Bank of Japan Governor Ueda says long-term bond yields are typically set by markets reflecting multiple factors, and reaffirms close monitoring of bond market developments. He stresses the need to keep inflation anchored near the 2% target, saying core inflation is gradually nearing 2%.

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Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda

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