Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday that the Japanese central bank is open to more monetary easing measures if needed, following remarks last week on considering an "exit strategy" from the easy monetary policy.
BankofJapanGovernorHaruhikoKurodasaidonTuesdaythattheJapanesecentralbankisopentomoremonetaryeasingmeasuresifneeded,followingremarkslastweekonconsideringan"exits
The sales volume of new homes in major cities posted a solid gain in April thanks to policy easing, according to a report released by E-house China R&D Institute, a leading property consultant firm.
The Europe Central Bank joined its counterparts in injecting liquidity into their regional economy, adding more pressure on China to further policy easing to spur slowing growth.
The Bank of Japan's new governor Haruhiko Kuroda reiterated his pledge to expand monetary easing and to achieve a 2-percent inflation goal in two years.