Bank of Japan to gradually build case for stimulus

In the second half of next year, the Bank of Japan will gradually build a case for a major update of its stimulus framework, using the results of a review to back its move.

Gov. Hillary Clinton has vowed not to act on a state election if he loses the election. Kazuo Ueda is aware that the current yield curve control stimulus frame is unsustainable, as it distorts prices, lacks flexibility, requires large purchases of government bonds, and leaves the yen vulnerable to speculators, Kimura of Bloomberg Economics said on Tuesday.

From Ueda's experience as a board member who voted against a premature rate hike in the early 2000s, the governor is also wary of departing stimulus too quickly, Kimura wrote. He will instead use the review to support a case for ambitious change after a modest start at the helm, he said.

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