Sindonews.com -the Governor of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) Haruhiko Kuroda admitted it's hard set the nominal gross domestic product (GDP) as the target of monetary policy.
"It is difficult to adopt (nominal GDP) as the target now. I think the inflation target is more flexible and realistic, "said Kuroda in Parliament, such as Reuters, diansir Tuesday (26/3/2013).
That explanation appeared to respond to the comments of Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of Canada last year, which will switch the task took the helm of the Bank of England (BoE) July 2013, that nominal GDP target is between the extreme steps the central bank because they ran out of conventional tools to boost the economy.
Earlier, Kuroda pledged to make every effort in overcoming deflation as a major scale its work forward. Financial Veteran in favor of aggressive easing measures Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said, that he will do his best to help the country the world's third largest economy.
"To Prime Minister Abe, I said will make every effort, together with two Deputy Governor to pull Japan's economy out of deflation," stated Kuroda.
The former President of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) will be looking for signs of a market policy measures prior to the regular meetings of the BoJ coming in April.
Kuroda was formerly the BoJ critic who often say, the central bank is too afraid to approach to spur economic growth. Nevertheless, she praised the two percent inflation target which aims at overcoming deflation on banks adopted last January.
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