OKAYAMA, JAPAN: The Bank of Japan will focus on risks to the economy as uncertainty over U.S.-China trade talks and soft global demand cloud the outlook, its deputy governor said, stressing the bank's resolve to expand stimulus if the recovery is threatened.
Masayoshi Amamiya, a career central banker who is one of the BOJ's two deputy governors, said the global economy was showing some bright signs as demand for semi-conductors recovered and stimulus measures taken by some countries propped up growth.
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