The Japanese government is expected to nominate the Asian development bank President Haruhiko Kuroda (Haruhiko Kuroda) as the country's central bank governor, sources told reporters on Monday.
The government may also nominated academic and central bankers to fill two vice governor position, also opened on March 19, sources said.
Haruhiko kuroda, Japan's currency diplomat, has always been a strong candidate to replace the current central bank governor, BaiChuan FangMing (Masaaki Shirakawa), left five years.
 



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