Japanese central bank moves to protect recovery

Japan’s central bank has moved to protect the country’s fragile recovery by extending its monetary easing.

Japanese central bank moves to protect recovery

Japan’s central bank has moved to protect the country’s fragile recovery by extending its monetary easing.

The Bank of Japan wrapped up a two-day policy meeting by increasing its asset-purchasing fund to 55 trillion yen (€535bn) from 45 trillion yen (€437bn).

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