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Japan's Finance Minister Katayama just wrapped up a meeting with BoJ Governor Ueda and Growth Minister Kiuchi. The trio confirmed they'll keep working hand-in-hand on policy coordination.
Key takeaway? The overall direction in their joint policy framework stays put—no major pivots here. They're just making some technical adjustments to the BoJ-government accord. Nothing dramatic, but worth noting.
Katayama stressed they're watching market trends closely, which makes sense given how volatile things have been lately. Ueda walked through the existing setup during the discussion, explaining the current policy stance.
For anyone tracking macro moves out of Japan, this signals continuity rather than disruption. The coordination machinery keeps humming along.