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BOJ’s Ueda: Stable, Sustainable Inflation Target Not Yet Achieved

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said the central bank has not yet achieved a stable and sustainable inflation target, adding that the decision to declare an end to deflation rests with the government. Ueda said the risk of excessive inflation has not necessarily increased compared with a month ago, and that the risk of inflation overshooting cannot be ignored. He declined to comment on whether the joint agreement with the government will be revised.

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Ueda's remarks keep the policy goalpost deliberately vague: the BOJ is not claiming victory on inflation, and the deflation call is explicitly handed to the government. That split matters for yen and JGB markets, which have been sensitive to any hint of normalization timing. The balanced framing — overshoot risk acknowledged but not seen as rising — suggests caution rather than a signal. Whether the joint government-BOJ agreement is revisited remains the open question, and Ueda's refusal to address it leaves that ambiguity intact.

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