ADB chief Kuroda concerned about Japan's deflation

ADB chief Kuroda concerned about Japan's deflation

MANILA, Philippines - Asian Development Bank President Haruhiko Kuroda speaks during an interviews with Kyodo News at the ADB headquarters in Manila on March 10, 2010, ahead of an ADB annual general meeting in Uzbekistan in May. Kuroda expressed concern about Japan's deflation at a time when other Asian economies are recovering ahead of the United States and European countries.

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