Bank Of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: Japan's Exposure To Private Lending Is Not Large

Bank Of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: All Else Being Equal, We Are In The Process Of Adjusting Interest Rates Toward The Neutral Rate

Bank Of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: I Disagree With The View That The Current Situation Is Likely To Be Similar To That Of The Early 1970s

Bank Of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: We Will Maintain Close Communication With The Government

Bank Of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: By June, The CPI May Not Face Significant Upward Pressure

Bank Of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: (When Asked Whether An Interest Rate Hike Would Be Impossible If The Strait Of Hormuz Were To Close) The Decision Will Depend On Inflation Risks And Economic Conditions

Bank Of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: There Has Been No Evidence Of A Sharp Rise In Medium- To Long-term Inflation Expectations

Bank Of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: The Real Interest Rate Is Still Negative After The Interest Rate Hike In December Last Year, And He Believes That The Current Financial Environment Is Loose

Bank Of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: There Are Limitations To Accurately Locking In The Neutral Interest Rate Through Data Analysis

Bank Of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: It Is Not Always Clear Whether The Risk Of Inflation Overshooting Or Economic Shock Will Come First