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BOJ’s Amamiya: Will continue to support corporate funding with pandemic-relief program now in place
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) Deputy Governor Masayoshi Amamiya said in his appearance on Friday, the Japanese central bank “will continue to support corporate funding with the pandemic-relief program now in place.”
Additional quotes
Japan's economy picking up as a trend.
Japan's economic recovery trend to become clearer as pandemic impact subsides.
Consumption continues to stagnate.
Exports, output being affected somewhat by supply constraints but continue to increase.
Must be vigilant to impact of supply chain disruptions in Asia on Japan’s economy.
Consumption likely to pick up on pent-up demand.
Japan's price trend remains solid.
BOJ will continue to support corporate funding with pandemic-relief programme now in place.
Japan's financial system remains stable as a whole.
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