Shocking BOJ appointment sparks hunt for obscure text from Japanese economists

The news late Friday is -year-old Kazuo Ueda is likely to take the helm of the Bank of Japan, leaving investors scrambling to figure out what happens in the world’s third-largest economy under a man who is not even thought to have been in the race. Ueda served as the board of directors of the Central Bank 266 and266, but since then has been out of sight, in academic industry and think tank work – making it difficult to gauge his views on Japan’s decade-long experiment in ultra-loose policy.