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 TOKYO (AP) - The Bank of Japan left interest rates unchanged Friday amid speculation about when the nation's central bank will next tighten credit as the economy recovers.
Bank of Japan Gov. Toshihiko Fukui provided few clues, merely saying that recent data showing weak inflation didn't change the bank's overall view on prices.
"We will adjust interest rate levels slowly," while keeping a close eye on economic and price moves ahead, Fukui told reporters at the end of the bank board's two-day meeting.
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