Ueda in a sentence

As I noted earlier, Kuroda's term finishes on April 8, Ueda will be his replacement.

BoJ governor Kazuo Ueda, for his part, has warned against rushing into tightening.

BoJ Governor Ueda has stated often that he will maintain the Bank’s ultra-loose policy until stronger wage growth keeps inflation sustainably around the 2% target.

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Hiroshi Namioka, chief strategist and fund manager at T&D Asset Management, who expects Ueda to scrap YCC at his first policy meeting in late April.

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It's a bit of a hint that they are not likely to shake things up in Ueda's first meeting in charge next week.

Kyodo reported that the Japanese Senate has approved nominee Kazuo Ueda to be the next governor to lead the central bank to succeed Kuroda.

Other bankers don’t see Ueda as a huge fan of the Kuroda experiment, but he is still expected to unwind things slowly and to avoid a sudden market spike in interest rates that could convulse the economy.

Since taking the helm in April, BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda has moved towards dismantling the radical stimulus of his predecessor by relaxing the bank’s grip on long-term rates in July and October.

Speaking at his inaugural news conference as governor, Ueda also said he's open to the idea of a policy review from a longer-term standpoint, although he'd like to discuss it with other board members before any decision.

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The takeaway from Ueda’s testimony is that he is in no hurry to shift central bank policy.

Ueda, 71, an economics professor, told lawmakers that he saw the "continuation of monetary easing as appropriate", warning of high levels of uncertainty in financial markets and the global economy.

Ueda is expected to succeed Bank of Japan (BOJ) Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda when he steps down in April after two 5-year terms marked by unprecedented easing.

Upon approval by parliament, Ueda will assume the top BOJ post on April 9 and chair his first policy-setting meeting on April 27-28.

With falling raw material costs likely to slow inflation in coming months, the BOJ must avoid tightening monetary policy prematurely to ensure Japan sustainably achieves its 2 per cent target, Ueda told a group interview with media on Thursday.

Bank of Japan Gov. Kazuo Ueda attends a news conference after a policy meeting at the bank's headquarters in Tokyo on Tuesday.

BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda noted the BOJ will remain data-dependent for now, and may choose to hold off on any policy shifts until after the economy returns to growth.