BoJ’s Kato: Not targeting FX levels but are carefully looking at upside risks from rising import prices
FXStreetOct 22, 2024 4:57 AM
Bank of Japan (BoJ) Executive Director Takashi Kato said on Tuesday that “we are not targeting FX levels but are carefully looking at upside risks from rising import prices.”
Kato added that he wants to extremely thoroughly gauge the US economy, US elections and the Fed policy.
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