Global economic risks have heightened somewhat following a slew of weak U.S. data but not enough to affect the outlook for Japan's economy, a Bank of Japan policymaker said, reinforcing views that the central bank will remain on hold in the near term.
Yoshihisa Morimoto also repeated the central bank's view that Japanese output and exports will return to levels seen before the March 11 disaster in the third quarter, as companies make steady progress restoring supply chains.
Yoshihisa Morimoto also repeated the central bank's view that Japanese output and exports will return to levels seen before the March 11 disaster in the third quarter, as companies make steady progress restoring supply chains.