The Bank of Japan is ready to take all means available to achieve its 2 percent inflation target, its new governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Thursday, stressing his resolve to do whatever it takes to meet the goal in about two years. Kuroda declined to comment on whether he would call an emergency meeting to discuss easing monetary policy before a regular rate review scheduled for April 3-4. "The BOJ has held emergency meetings in the past, so it's not impossible, but I shouldn't comment on whether there will be an emergency meeting," he said in his inaugural news conference. Markets have speculated Kuroda might call ... (full story)