More monetary steps to be decided by economy trends

More monetary steps to be decided by economy trends

TOKYO, Japan - Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Masaru Hayami speaks at a gathering of business leaders at a Tokyo hotel March 7. Hayami reiterated that whether the BOJ will take additional measures such as reinstating its zero-interest-rate policy and implementing quantitative monetary easing will be decided in accordance with the state of the economy and price trends.

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