TOKYO, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Kazuo Ueda, the academic whom
sources said would be nominated as the next Bank of Japan
governor, said on Friday that the central bank's current easy
monetary policy was appropriate and that it should continue.
In comments streamed online by Nippon TV, Ueda said nothing
had been decided about his nomination. When asked how he would
conduct policy if he were to take the job, he said: "As an
academic, I think it's important to make various decisions
logically and explain them clearly."
(Reporting by Shinichi Uchida and Kantaro Komiya
Editing by Chang-Ran Kim)
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