Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said Friday the bank will likely consider an exit from its aggressive monetary easing policy around fiscal 2019 when inflation is projected to hit its 2 percent target.Kuroda, nominated for another five-year term as BOJ chief through 2023, revealed for the first time when the central bank may debate an exit, sending the yen higher as market participants remain sensitive about the timing of a policy change."Policy board members, including myself, expect (inflation) will reach around 2 percent by around fiscal 2019. So I'm sure that it will be natural (f…READ FULL ARTICLE