BoJ Kuroda makes no comments on Yen level

FXStreet (Bali) - BoJ Governor Kuroda, crossed the wires, noting that no comments will be made on specific FX levels, daily moves, taking a somewhat more moderate stance as opposed to Japan'f Fin Min Aso, who said last Friday that the Yen depreciation had been too fast, leading to a flash 60 pips flash dip on USD/JPY.

Additional headlines from Kuroda

2 pct inflation target is now a 'global standard' and a level targeted by most central banks of advanced economies

Japan only halfway in meeting boj's 2 pct inflation target

No change to my view on forex market

Don't think eu faces imminent threat of falling into japan-style deflation

Japan export volume growth flat now but seen rising ahead as demand in asian markets, including china's, picks up

Desirable for forex to move in a way reflecting economic fundamentals

Weak yen also has effect of weighing on households' real income, profits of small firms and non-manufacturers

Weak yen has positive effect on economy such as boost to exports, profits of globally operating firms

Won't comment on specific fx levels, daily moves

Won't comment on fx, including on specific levels and pace of moves

FX stability is not role of boj, such as for other major central banks, govt holds jurisdiction on fx stability

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