Japan set to appoint academic Ueda as next Bank of Japan governor – sources
By Takaya Yamaguchi and Kentaro Sugiyama Tokyo (Reuters) – Japan’s government is likely to appoint academic Kazuo Ueda as the Bank of…
By Takaya Yamaguchi and Kentaro Sugiyama Tokyo (Reuters) – Japan’s government is likely to appoint academic Kazuo Ueda as the Bank of…
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