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Bank of Japan Says Ending Emergency Programs No Precursor to Rate Increase

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4 (Bloomberg) -- Bank of Japan board members said
they needed to assure investors that interest rates would stay
low even after they end emergency programs to facilitate
corporate funding, minutes show.

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