Abe on BOJ law revision

Abe on BOJ law revision

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's incoming Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (C), who heads the Liberal Democratic Party, is surrounded by reporters in Tokyo on Dec. 23, 2012, after appearing on a television program. Abe said during the program appearance that his government, set to be formed by midweek, will consider revising the Bank of Japan Act if the central bank does not adopt a 2 percent inflation target at its upcoming policy board meeting.

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