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Hiroshi Nakaso, the nominee for the next deputy governor in the Bank of Japan, announced on Tuesday he would aim to implement policy steps with a new mindset, without being bounded by precedent.
In a confirmation hearing at the upper house of parliament, Nakaso made this statements to the public.
Last month Prime Minister Shinzo Abe appoints Nakaso,59, an executive director at the BOJ, to be one of its two deputy governors, in a shift for more aggressive financial easing to end nearly two decades of deflation and reach a 2 percent inflation goal.