The government of Japan has on Tuesday nominated an economist called Seiji Adachi as he is known for being the proponent of an easing in terms of monetary policy aggressively for joining the nine-member board of the Bank of Japan.

This nomination has been likely for reinforcing the expectations of the market with the central bank are maintaining the massive program of stimulus for reflating the economy and firing the inflation up for the elusive 2% target.

Adachi who is 54 years of age, who is an economist at the Marusan Securities of Japan is going to replace Yukata Harada who is a person of the similar mind and his term is going to expire on the 25^th of March.

This nomination has been likely for tipping the board’s balance that has been split between the ones who are seeing room for the Bank of Japan for ramping the stimulus up and the others who have been more worried for the rise in costs of the easing which is prolonged like the pressure on profits from banks in the years where rates of interests have been low.

The Bank of Japan has voted by 7-2 recently for keeping the level same for their negative rates of interest with Harada being one of the dissenters.

In a recent interview, Adachi had said that the bank must buy the foreign bonds or for accelerating the pace of their purchases of the ETF for propping the inflation up and this is against the deepening of the negative rates of interest.

Adachi is someone who is a close associate to Koichi Hamada who is an adviser to Shinzo Abe.