Japan's upper house rejects Watanabe as BOJ deputy

Japan's upper house rejects Watanabe as BOJ deputy

TOKYO, Japan - The opposition-controlled House of Councillors on April 9 voted down the nomination of Hiroshi Watanabe, a former vice finance minister for international affairs, for one of the two Bank of Japan deputy chief posts.

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