Bank of Japan Governor Ueda (植田) will not attend the Jackson Hole meeting in the United States starting on the 27th, with the decision reportedly made after considering his schedule as a whole. The absence is said not to be for health reasons.
Bank of Japan Governor Ueda (植田) will not attend the Jackson Hole meeting. The BOJ has announced that it decided not to attend after considering his schedule as a whole.
Policy Board member Tamura (田村) is scheduled to attend the meeting, which has attracted attention as an international gathering of central bank officials from around the world. This will be Governor Ueda’s (植田) second absence from the Jackson Hole meeting since 2024, and the absence is said not to be for health reasons.
Governor Ueda (植田) was absent from the BOJ’s Monetary Policy Meeting during official duties in June this year because of an infectious disease, but had since returned to official duties. The report was based on information from FNN Prime Online, part of Fuji Television’s network.