TOKYO -- The Bank of Japan kept its policy unchanged on Friday, holding off on additional action to deter further selling of the embattled Japanese currency.
BOJ chief Kazuo Ueda said that consumer inflation is still below its 2% target when temporary factors, such as currency declines and commodity price increases, are stripped out as he underlined the need for a continued accommodative monetary policy.
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