Deputy governor of the Bank of Japan says there is no specific time frame for economic stability

The statements of the deputy governor of the Bank of Japan, himino, today were as follows:

- Financial and capital markets remain unstable.

- The monetary policy of the Bank of Japan must take into account many factors.

- The Bank of Japan should monitor these developments with the utmost vigilance

- We do not take into account specific levels, the range of neutral interest rates.

- The Bank of Japan will adjust the degree of monetary easing if it has increased confidence in achieving its forecasts for economic activity and prices.

- Financial conditions are favorable at the moment.

- I think the main scenario is still that the US economy will experience a soft landing.

- I do not have any specific time frame in mind for how long the Bank of Japan needs to monitor the market to judge its stability.

- The recent appreciation of the yen may ease the rising import costs and profit pressure that many small and medium-sized businesses are currently facing,The probability of fulfilling the forecasts of the economy.

- But a stronger yen could reduce yen-denominated profits for Japan's export industries and multinationals.

- Prices will be influenced by various factors including market developments.