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Japan reportedly likely to present nominees for BOJ governor next week

Japan reportedly likely to present nominees for BOJ governor next week

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Justin Low
06/02/2023 | 08:38 GMT
  • Kyodo News reports on the matter

The race is heating up and BOJ deputy governor Amamiya is the latest to have his name thrown into the hat as seen earlier today. USD/JPY remains higher on the day at 131.90 after the opening gap higher to 132.50 levels at the start of trading today.

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