BOJ Deputy Governor Says Real Rates Shouldn't Stay Negative as Economy Strengthens
TOKYO--Bank of Japan deputy Gov. Ryozo Himino said Thursday that real interest rates shouldn't remain negative once the economy overcomes its challenges, reaffirming the central bank's promise to keep raising its policy rate.
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