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BOJ Has No Immediate Plans To Reassess Its ETF Sale Strategy, Deputy Governor Himino Says
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Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Himino said the central bank has no immediate plans to reassess its ETF sale strategy. The remark signals continuity in the BOJ's approach to unwinding its exchange-traded fund holdings, which have long been a pillar of its monetary easing program. The BOJ's ETF portfolio is among the largest single holdings of Japanese equities, making its disposal pace a key variable for domestic stock liquidity and price support. Investors had speculated the central bank might adjust the timeline or mechanics of the sales as market conditions evolved. The reaffirmation suggests the existing framework will remain in place for now, leaving the pace of future sales and any shift in guidance as the next focal points.
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