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Jerram of Macquarie Says Bank of Japan Shouldn't Raise Rates
Richard Jerram, chief Japan economist at Macquarie Securities Ltd., talks with Bloomberg's Paul Gordon from Tokyo about reports today showing a drop in Japan's March consumer prices and ratio of jobs to applicants, and the outlook for Bank of Japan monetary policy and so-called yen carry trades. Core consumer prices, which exclude fresh food, declined 0.3 percent from a year earlier, the government statistics bureau said. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg | April 27, 2007
