Japanese gov't nominates Amamiya, Wakatabe as BOJ deputy governors

Japanese gov't nominates Amamiya, Wakatabe as BOJ deputy governors

The Japanese government nominated Feb. 16, 2018, Bank of Japan Executive Director Masayoshi Amamiya (L) and Waseda University Professor Masazumi Wakatabe (R), seen in this combined photo, as BOJ deputy governors. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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