Japan will this month sell up to 1.03 billion Japan Post Holdings shares, which at Wednesday's closing price would be worth 952 billion yen ($8.52 billion), a filing showed, to help with rebuilding areas hit by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
The Bank of Japan must maintain its massive stimulus even when the economy rebounds from the pandemic's hit, board member Asahi Noguchi said, reinforcing expectations the country will lag behind in withdrawing crisis-mode policy measures.
Japan will this month sell up to 1.03 billion Japan Post Holdings shares, which at Wednesday's closing price would be worth 952 billion yen ($8.52 billion), a filing showed, to help with rebuilding areas hit by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
Japan will this month sell up to 1.03 billion Japan Post Holdings shares, which at Wednesday's closing price would be worth 952 billion yen ($8.52 billion), a filing showed, to help with rebuilding areas hit by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.