Bank of Japan chief Kazuo Ueda said Wednesday that inflation may have become more susceptible to the effects of a weak yen and the central bank would raise interest rates early if upside risks to the price outlook emerge.Ueda's remarks, coming a day after he met with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, signaled increased caution about the yen's sharp depreciation that apparently triggered a fresh round of market intervention by Japanese authorities last week.The yen's decline, which makes imports more expensive, could change the outlook that cost-push pressures will ease, Ueda said, after the BOJ…READ FULL ARTICLE
