NEW YORK -- As the Bank of Japan prepares for its first new governor in a decade amid rising inflation and instability in the global financial system, Olivier Blanchard, former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, sees it staying the course on monetary easing.
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The Bank of Japan's first new governor in a decade will face a challenging financial environment. © Reuters
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