Bank of Japan commits to FX Global Code
Central bank signs formal statement of commitment to principles of good behaviour
The Bank of Japan has formally signed a statement of commitment to the FX Global Code of Conduct, indicating its practices align with the voluntary standards of good behaviour contained in the document.
The BoJ said it has reviewed the content of the GCC and taken appropriate steps to align its activities with its principles, according to the statement released on January 30.
The central bank indicated in July 2017 that its previous code, compiled by the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Committee (FXC)
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