Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said he was in no rush to unwind ultra-loose monetary policy as the risk of inflation running well above 2 per cent and accelerating was small, public broadcaster NHK reported on Wednesday. There was a chance the BOJ could gain "quite a lot of information" from the bank's regional branch managers' meeting in mid-January, Ueda was quoted as saying, when asked about the chance of a policy change in January. "For now, I don't think the chance of this happening is large though," Ueda said in an interview conducted on Tuesday. Ueda said it was desirable for wages to rise next year at ... (full story)