Tokyo (Reuters) - Despite the rising signs of power in the economy, the Bank of Japan maintained the mineral policy on Thursday, pointing out that it was not too early to get rid of the crisis effectively. In the widely expected move, the badge is more than 0.1% interested in charging it on a part of more deposits that the financial institutions park in the central bank. The two-day policy meeting that ended on Thursday, resulting in production target for 10 years of Japanese government bonds, has been maintained for zero-year bonds.
"Japan's Mineral Economy is rising," Badge announced in a statement announcing the policy decision. The decision to maintain interest rate goals was made by 8-1 votes. Board Member Goushi Kataoka disputed this decision, it is believed that the rate of inflation was sharp by 2 percent. The governor of Badge Governor of Governor George Hovko Crodo will hold a news conference at 3:30 pm. (0630 GMT) To explain the decision of the policy.
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