Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Saturday that monetary policy should be decided "comprehensively," not just to address the yen's recent slide.The comment signals the premier's support for the Bank of Japan's decision Friday to maintain its ultraeasy monetary policy, even as the approach could weaken the yen further and raise the costs of imported products.In an online debate of party leaders held ahead of the July 10 upper house election, the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan leader Kenta Izumi said the central bank should change the policy to keep the Japanese curr…READ FULL ARTICLE
