BOJ chief reiterates pledge to hit inflation target as 2nd term begins

Haruhiko Kuroda vowed to continue aggressive monetary stimulus to reach his elusive 2 percent inflation target as he began a second five-year term as Bank of Japan governor on Monday.Reaching the price goal and beginning the process of winding down the BOJ's massive quantitative easing will be among the biggest challenges facing the 73-year-old, who at the end of his tenure will be the longest-serving chief in the central bank's more than 130-year history. "The Japanese economy is moving closer to the BOJ's 2 percent price stability target thanks to our monetary easing measures. We're look…READ FULL ARTICLE