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That's future to continue. That was Japan's

strong to continue,

I'm sure to

invest in Kishida. That was Japan's prime minister Fumio Kisheda in London last year, saying that the world's third largest economy will continue to grow and investors should have confidence.

Invest in Kisheda, he says.

Fast forward to today and Japan is having a change of

guard in its central bank. An outsider and academic, Kazu Uweda, is taking the helm at a crucial

time for the economy. How he handles monetary policy and the ripples that that will send around the

world is the focus of this week's views room.

Welcome back to the views room, the podcast from Reuters Breaking Views, where columnists from around the world talk about the big stories of the week. I'm your host, Amy Johnlin,

coming to you from London. Change is afoot in Japan. The country has appointed a new governor of the Bank of Japan,

which has implications far beyond the world's third largest economy.

Japan has long taken a different approach to monetary policy, which is all the more important in a world where other countries are raising rates and cutting back on bond buying.

Here to explain to me why the appointment is so important and what it all means is Pete Sweeney,

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