It can help us achieve our goals and satisfy our people. Jalili met with representatives of the five permanent members of the Security Council and germany. They want scientists to stop enriching uranium to 20 purity. Beyond that point it is relatively easy to turn it into weaponsgrade material. Jalili is open to talking about the purity question but hes against shutting down the controversial enrichment facility known as fordo. Translator it is impossible for us to accept the suspension of uranium enrichment. All the iranian people are united in support of nuclear development. We will continue the development because it is our right. The delegates agreed to meet again in almaty in april. U. S. Secretary of state john kerry says the latest talks were useful. Kerry said he hoped iranian leaders will respond positively. We look to iran to carefully review an incredible and confidence Building Steps and put it on the table. Kerry said u. S. President barack obama made clear his determinati
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TOKYO (Reuters) - As the coronavirus pandemic stokes fears of deflation, the Bank of Japan is facing changes in its board that could tip the balance in favour of aggressive monetary easing and test the limits of its already stretched policy tool-kit.
FILE PHOTO: A security guard walks past in front of the Bank of Japan headquarters in Tokyo, Japan January 23, 2019. REUTERS/Issei Kato
Parliament approved on Wednesday the government’s nominee Asahi Noguchi, an academic known as a vocal advocate of heavy money printing, to join the BOJ’s nine-member board in April.
He succeeds Makoto Sakurai, who has warned of the rising cost of prolonged easing, when his five-year term ends in March.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - With interest rates already ultra-low, Japan must switch to bolder fiscal spending to pull itself out of economic stagnation, said Kikuo Iwata, the central bank’s former deputy governor and architect of its “bazooka” monetary stimulus.
FILE PHOTO: Bank of Japan s (BOJ) Deputy Governor Kikuo Iwata speaks during an interview with Reuters at the BOJ headquarters in Tokyo June 24, 2013. REUTERS/Toru Hanai
As a vocal advocate of aggressive monetary easing, Iwata provided the academic backbone of Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda’s massive asset-buying scheme deployed in 2013 that aimed to accelerate inflation to 2% in roughly two years.