Hayami speaks on BOJ's financial standing

Hayami speaks on BOJ's financial standing

BOJ Governor Masaru Hayami addresses a lecture meeting sponsored by Kyodo News at a Tokyo hotel on Dec. 22. He rebutted allegations that the central bank's financial standing has been undermined as a result of increased purchases of private-sector debt and special lending to salvage the banking system.

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