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BoJ dismisses withdrawing monetary easing - official

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The economic conditions in Japan are not suitable for the withdrawal of significant monetary stimulus by the central bank, said Seiichi Shimizu, head of the Bank of Japan's (BoJ) Monetary Affairs Department.

It was also noted that unless second-round effects take place, such as an excessive increase in wages, it will not be appropriate to react with monetary tightening.

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