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Makoto Kuroda, Japan financials analyst at Goldman Sachs, says incoming Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is seen as the “continuity candidate who is less inclined to interfere with the independence of the [Bank of Japan].”
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Ishiba’s win seen as a ‘positive development’ for Japan’s banking sector: Goldman Sachs analyst
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