By Leika Kihara and Yoshifumi Takemoto TOKYO (Reuters) - Haruhiko Kuroda had reason to be frustrated when he retired as Japan's currency czar a decade ago. The man now plucked to run the Bank of Japan and revive the long stagnant economy was a career Ministry of Finance bureaucrat at the time exasperated that the central bank had - as he saw it - shirked its duty to end what was then already six years of deflation. Much bolder action was needed, he argued. ...
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