BOJUeda warns that delaying necessary policy response could force sharp rate hikes, hurting economy and burdening markets and financial system.
Bank of JapanUeda said that if the BOJ delays necessary policy responses, it could be forced to raise interest rates sharply, which would hurt the economy and impose a huge burden on markets and the financial system.
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