DX 데이터 상품

데이터상품 제공 정보
데이터 제공 포맷	데이터 제공 방식	데이터 파일 용량
csv	다운로드	5.34 MB

데이터 메타 정보

상세정보 데이터
데이터셋명	태국 상장사 재무정보 데이터	데이터 유형	csv
데이터 분야	기업정보	구축 데이터량	5.34 MB
구축기관	헤브론스타	데이터 갱신 일자	2023-04-26
데이터 개방 일자	2022-08-31	데이터 이용 기한	무기한
데이터 갱신 주기	-	버전	-
주요 키워드	해외기업빅데이터, 태국상장사재무정보, 태국기업재무정보, 태국기업, 태국상장사
벨류체인 키워드	기술개발, 인적자원, 제조, 마케팅, 물류유통, 서비스
소개	° 구축목적: 해외 기업 정보에 대한 시장의 수요를 충족하는 서비스를 제공해 가치사슬 전반의 해외 기업 데이터 부족 해소, 다양한 이해관계자의 의사결정 효율화를 도모. ° 데이터 구축 필요성: 벨류체인 확장 및 데이터 중요성을 인지하고 있으나, 데이터 양극화/전문기과 이용의 한계 등에 따라 적극적인 데이터 확보가 어려운 실정. 이러한 한계를 극복하기 위해 해외기업 빅데이터 센터 구축 필요성 대두 ° 활용 분야: 해외기업정보 데이터에 대한 수요는 Supply Chain, Sales 확장, M&A, 투자, 컨설팅 등 산업 전반에 걸쳐 존재 ° 데이터 소개: (국가)기업에 대한 기업 재무정보를 현지 언어와 영문으로 나타냄. - 기업 재무정보: 재무상태표, 포괄손익계산서, 현금흐름표

데이터 설명

No.	필드명(국문)	필드명(영문)	설명	유형
1	영문기업명	ENGLS_ENTRP_NM	기업의 영어 표기 이름	VARCHAR(100)
2	유동자산금액	CUASS_AMT	재무상태표>자산>유동자산	NUMERIC
3	비유동자산금액	NNCRRNT_ASSTS_AMT	재무상태표>자산>비유동자산	NUMERIC
4	자산총계금액	ASSTS_SUMM	재무상태표>자산>자산총계	NUMERIC
5	유동부채금액	FLTNG_DEBT_AMT	재무상태표>부채>유동부채	NUMERIC
6	비유동부채금액	NNCRRNT_DEBT_AMT	재무상태표>부채>비유동부채	NUMERIC
7	자본금액	CAPTL	재무상태표>자본>자본금	NUMERIC
8	자본총계액	CAPTL_SUMM	재무상태표>자본>자본총계	NUMERIC
9	부채자본총계액	DEBT_CAPTL_SUMM_AMT	재무상태표>자본>부채 및 자본 총계	NUMERIC
10	매출금액	PRSLS	손익계산서>매출액	NUMERIC
11	영업이익금액	BSN_PRFT_AMT	손익계산서>영업이익	NUMERIC
12	당기순이익금액	THTRM_NTPF_AMT	손익계산서>당기순이익>당기순이익(또는 당기순손실)	NUMERIC
13	기초현금금액	BSIS_CASH_AMT	현금흐름표>기초의 현금	NUMERIC
14	기말현금금액	ENTRM_CASH_AMT	현금흐름표>기말의 현금	NUMERIC

데이터 샘플 파일 정보

데이터 샘플 파일 정보
키값	주식시장코드	현지언어주식시장명	영문주식시장명	헤브론스타국가코드	상장코드	현지언어기업명	영문기업명	해외기업법인등록번호	해외기업사업자등록번호	설립일자	상장일자	현지언어산업군명	영문산업군명	통화구분코드	회계연도	보고서종류코드	결산일자	유동자산금액	비유동자산금액	현금및예치금액	유가증권금액	대출채권금액	할부금융자산금액	리스자산금액	유형자산금액	기타자산금액	자산총계	유동부채금액	비유동부채금액	예수부채금액	차입부채금액	기타부채금액	부채총계	자본금	자본잉여금	자본조정금액	기타포괄손익누계액	이익잉여금	자본총계	부채자본총계액	매출액	매출원가금액	영업비용금액	영업이익금액	영업외비용금액	법인세비용차감전순손익금액	법인세비용차감전계속사업손익금액	법인세비용금액	계속사업손익법인세비용금액	계속사업이익금액	중단사업손익금액	당기순이익금액	영업활동현금흐름금액	투자활동현금유입금액	재무활동현금유입금액	현금증가금액	기초현금금액	기말현금금액	부채비율	영업이익율값	매출액증가율	영업이익증가율값	당기순이익증가율값	기업연평균성장률값	기업관련소식날짜	기업관련소식종류내용	기업관련소식제목	기업관련소식내용요약	기업관련소식상세내용	정보출처내용	기업관련소식URL	사내관련정보	고객관련정보	공급관련정보	경쟁관련정보	대체재관련정보
180842	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	ACC	ACC Limited	ACC Limited		-		19941103	Building Materials	Building Materials	INR	2022	Q	20220930																								39104900000.0	8491000000.0		-844000000.0		-1183700000.0		-310500000.0
180954	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	ADSL	Allied Digital Services Limited	Allied Digital Services Limited		-		20070705	Information Technology Services	Information Technology Services	INR	2023	Q	20220630																								1526500000.0	1252300000.0		98300000.0		101900000.0		30300000.0
181032	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	AHLADA	Ahlada Engineers Limited	Ahlada Engineers Limited		-		20181012	Building Products & Equipment	Building Products & Equipment	INR	2023	Q	20221231																								277845000.0	149045000.0		15007000.0		5497000.0		836000.0
181432	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	APCOTEXIND	Apcotex Industries Limited	Apcotex Industries Limited		-		19960819	Specialty Chemicals	Specialty Chemicals	INR	2022	Q	20211231																								2508038000.0	1628748000.0		302304000.0		316411000.0		78617000.0
181541	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	ARIES	Aries Agro Limited	Aries Agro Limited		-		20080111	Agricultural Inputs	Agricultural Inputs	INR	2022	Q	20210630																								1001558000.0	546869000.0		141400000.0		89311000.0		30489000.0
181671	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	ASHIMASYN	Ashima Limited	Ashima Limited		-		19940719	Textile Manufacturing	Textile Manufacturing	INR	2023	Q	20220630																								628900000.0	394000000.0		-17500000.0		14100000.0		0.0
181810	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	ATUL	Atul Ltd	Atul Ltd		-		19941115	Specialty Chemicals	Specialty Chemicals	INR	2022	Q	20211231																								13803100000.0	0.0		0.0		0.0		0.0
181970	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	BAGFILMS	B.A.G. Films and Media Limited	B.A.G. Films and Media Limited		-		20030925	Broadcasting	Broadcasting	INR	2022	Q	20210630																								211173000.0	0.0		18648000.0		-7757000.0		760000.0
182015	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	BAJAJHIND	Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar Limited	Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar Limited		-		19950522	Confectioners	Confectioners	INR	2022	Q	20211231																								12572300000.0	10522100000.0		-1069200000.0		-1645300000.0		0.0
182077	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	BALMLAWRIE	Balmer Lawrie & Co. Ltd.	Balmer Lawrie & Co. Ltd.		-		19941215	Conglomerates	Conglomerates	INR	2022	Q	20210630																								4861187000.0	3314833000.0		228458000.0		287178000.0		78574000.0
134501	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	VIKASWSP	Vikas WSP Limited	Vikas WSP Limited				19931214	Specialty Chemicals	Specialty Chemicals	INR	2019	Q	20181231																																																	Stock News
182507	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	BLBLIMITED	BLB Limited	BLB Limited		-		20000810	Capital Markets	Capital Markets	INR	2022	Q	20211231																								1174800000.0	1126900000.0		43200000.0		40200000.0		10800000.0
182586	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	BOSCHLTD	Bosch Limited	Bosch Limited		-		19941103	Auto Parts	Auto Parts	INR	2022	Q	20220331	83540000000.0	70483000000.0								154023000000.0	43057000000.0	4168000000.0				47225000000.0						106798000000.0	154023000000.0	33110200000.0	21393900000.0		4391200000.0		4314200000.0		809000000.0
182691	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	BVCL	Barak Valley Cements Limited	Barak Valley Cements Limited		-		20071116	Building Materials	Building Materials	INR	2022	Q	20211231																								368782000.0	174919000.0		-106273000.0		-120758000.0		3181000.0
182752	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	CANTABIL	Cantabil Retail India Limited	Cantabil Retail India Limited		-		20130812	Apparel Manufacturing	Apparel Manufacturing	INR	2022	Q	20210630																								287675000.0	77053000.0		-33574000.0		-21603000.0		-6111000.0
182880	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	CENTRUM	Centrum Capital Limited	Centrum Capital Limited		-		20180404	Financial Conglomerates	Financial Conglomerates	INR	2022	Q	20211231																								1592681000.0	687388000.0		407626000.0		-127173000.0		83246000.0
182922	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	CESC	CESC Limited	CESC Limited		-		19941103	UtilitiesIndependent Power Producers	UtilitiesIndependent Power Producers	INR	2023	Q	20221231																								31290000000.0	19070000000.0		7160000000.0		4140000000.0		780000000.0
183400	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	DANGEE	Dangee Dums Limited	Dangee Dums Limited		-		20180918	Restaurants	Restaurants	INR	2023	Q	20221231																								74967000.0	25228000.0		7606000.0		4322000.0		2764000.0
183402	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	DANGEE	Dangee Dums Limited	Dangee Dums Limited		-		20180918	Restaurants	Restaurants	INR	2023	Q	20220630																								53914000.0	18241000.0		-1612000.0		-5094000.0		-1137000.0
183455	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	DBSTOCKBRO	DB (International) Stock Brokers Limited	DB (International) Stock Brokers Limited		-		19950109	Capital Markets	Capital Markets	INR	2022	Q	20210630																								74563000.0	7313000.0		27422000.0		25832000.0		6767000.0
183649	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	DHANI	Dhani Services Limited	Dhani Services Limited		-		20040924	Capital Markets	Capital Markets	INR	2023	Q	20220630																								2336746000.0	1353783000.0		-485983000.0		-790576000.0		248577000.0
183734	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	DLF	DLF Limited	DLF Limited		-		20070705	Real EstateDevelopment	Real EstateDevelopment	INR	2023	Q	20221231																								14948000000.0	6170800000.0		4386100000.0		4080400000.0		1103900000.0
183974	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	EIHOTEL	EIH Limited	EIH Limited		-		19941007	Lodging	Lodging	INR	2023	Q	20220630																								3942900000.0	1396400000.0		681500000.0		905700000.0		211300000.0
184505	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	GAL	Gyscoal Alloys Limited	Gyscoal Alloys Limited		-		20101027	Steel	Steel	INR	2023	Q	20220630																								5639000.0	16996000.0		-28218000.0		3756000.0		-4961000.0
134446	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	VIKASMCORP									INR	2019	A	20190331																																																	Stock News
184669	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	GEPIL	GE Power India Limited	GE Power India Limited		-		20000717	Engineering & Construction	Engineering & Construction	INR	2023	Q	20220630																								4909000000.0	3788500000.0		-788500000.0		-632300000.0		-42100000.0
184799	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	GLFL	Gujarat Lease Financing Limited	Gujarat Lease Financing Limited		-		19901008	Shell Companies	Shell Companies	INR	2023	Q	20221231																								0.0	190000.0		-585000.0		131000.0		0.0
184905	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	GOCLCORP	GOCL Corporation Limited	GOCL Corporation Limited		-		20071108	Specialty Chemicals	Specialty Chemicals	INR	2022	Q	20210930	12929766000.0	16371232000.0								29300998000.0	2301945000.0	15695939000.0				17997884000.0						11303114000.0	29300998000.0	1218665000.0	921740000.0		-86285000.0		34934000.0		13721000.0
184946	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	GODREJIND	Godrej Industries Limited	Godrej Industries Limited		-		19930427	Conglomerates	Conglomerates	INR	2022	Q	20211231																								35146100000.0	26247300000.0		1714900000.0		2295600000.0		467800000.0
134442	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	VIKASMCORP									INR	2020	Q	20200131																																																	Stock News
185411	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	HCL	HCL Infosystems Limited	HCL Infosystems Limited		-		19941206	Electronics & Computer Distribution	Electronics & Computer Distribution	INR	2022	Q	20210630																								276100000.0	165100000.0		-158200000.0		405800000.0		-620300000.0
185531	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	HEXATRADEX	Hexa Tradex Limited	Hexa Tradex Limited		-		20120419	Credit Services	Credit Services	INR	2023	Q	20220630																								1000.0	156770000.0		-91762000.0		-90630000.0		-41470000.0
185549	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	HGINFRA	H.G. Infra Engineering Limited	H.G. Infra Engineering Limited		-		20180309	Engineering & Construction	Engineering & Construction	INR	2022	Q	20220331	17979090000.0	14939140000.0								32918230000.0	8597960000.0	9960520000.0				18558480000.0						14359750000.0	32918230000.0	9408040000.0	8255800000.0		576620000.0		787610000.0		160840000.0
185600	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	HINDALCO	Hindalco Industries Limited	Hindalco Industries Limited		-		19941103	Aluminum	Aluminum	INR	2022	Q	20210630																								413580000000.0	278380000000.0		46760000000.0		45530000000.0		12990000000.0
134622	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	VINYLINDIA	Vinyl Chemicals (India) Limited	Vinyl Chemicals (India) Limited				19950208	Specialty Chemicals	Specialty Chemicals	INR	2020	Q	20200331																																																	Stock News
185859	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	ICDSLTD	ICDS Limited	ICDS Limited		-		20210706	Real Estate Services	Real Estate Services	INR	2022	Q	20221231																								4758000.0	0.0		-1617000.0		-1757000.0		186000.0
185928	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	IDFC	IDFC Limited	IDFC Limited		-		20050812	Asset Management	Asset Management	INR	2023	Q	20221231																								297100000.0	0.0		0.0		252500000.0		26800000.0
186159	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	INDNIPPON	India Nippon Electricals Limited	India Nippon Electricals Limited		-		19981103	Auto Parts	Auto Parts	INR	2022	Q	20210630																								1104900000.0	795500000.0		7200000.0		43800000.0		8900000.0
186461	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	ISEC	ICICI Securities Limited	ICICI Securities Limited		-		20180404	Capital Markets	Capital Markets	INR	2022	Q	20211231																								9276400000.0	2263800000.0		5922700000.0		5098300000.0		1294800000.0
186485	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	ISMTLTD	ISMT Limited	ISMT Limited		-		20070828	Steel	Steel	INR	2022	Q	20211231																								5424000000.0	3020300000.0		144600000.0		-688700000.0		0.0
186591	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	JAICORPLTD	Jai Corp Limited	Jai Corp Limited		-		20020315	Specialty Chemicals	Specialty Chemicals	INR	2022	Q	20210630																								1861200000.0	1428200000.0		105600000.0		143400000.0		37600000.0
186650	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	JBMA	JBM Auto Limited	JBM Auto Limited		-		20041217	Auto Parts	Auto Parts	INR	2023	Q	20221231																								9530500000.0	6613400000.0		735800000.0		475600000.0		130200000.0
186710	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	JINDALSAW	Jindal Saw Limited	Jindal Saw Limited		-		19941103	Steel	Steel	INR	2022	Q	20211231																								34710400000.0	22364900000.0		1201700000.0		122500000.0		115700000.0
186952	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	JYOTHYLAB	Jyothy Labs Limited	Jyothy Labs Limited		-		20071219	Household & Personal Products	Household & Personal Products	INR	2022	Q	20220331	7241400000.0	12986400000.0								20227800000.0	5207300000.0	991400000.0				6198700000.0						14435600000.0	20634300000.0	5467100000.0	3201400000.0		418300000.0		447100000.0		77700000.0
134657	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	VIPCLOTHNG	VIP Clothing Limited	VIP Clothing Limited				20070806	Apparel Manufacturing	Apparel Manufacturing	INR	2020	Q	20190930																																																	Stock News
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102941	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	HFCL	HFCL Limited	HFCL Limited				19941216	Communication Equipment	Communication Equipment	INR	2019	Q	20180630																																																20221205	Stock News			Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony to Moscow and then to an airport in the United Arab Emirates.▦Excluded from the deal was another high-profile U.S. detainee Paul Whelan who told CNN by phone that he was greatly disappointed more had not been done to secure his release.▦Griner arrived in the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi by private plane from Moscow as Bout was flown in on a private plane from Washington.▦The two could be seen in a video released by Russia's TASS news agency being escorted past each other on the tarmac on the way to planes that would fly them home. Griner dressed in a red jacket and dark trousers had her back to the camera. Bout nicknamed the merchant of death embraced a Russian official who greeted him and smiled broadly as he was led away.▦Griner’s brutal 10 months in captivity ended after months of fruitless negotiations between the United States and Russia complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the souring of U.S.-Russia relations to the worst level since the Cold War.▦Biden personally tracked the negotiations closely but it was only in recent weeks that he made the very painful decision to provide clemency to Bout to get the swap done a senior U.S. official said.▦A joint UAE-Saudi statement said the UAE president and Saudi crown prince led mediation efforts that secured Griner's release. But White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refuted the notion of any mediation role and U.S. officials expressed gratitude only for the UAE providing an important transit site to facilitate the exchange.▦U.S. officials had been pressing for the release of both Griner and Whelan a former U.S. Marine held on what Washington called sham espionage charges and had proposed multiple options that would have included him in a prisoner exchange a Biden administration official said.▦But Moscow the official said insisted on treating Whelan's case differently.▦This was not a choice of which American to bring home U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a news conference with the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland. The choice was one or none.▦SENSITIVE NEGOTIATIONS▦While the exact contours of the final negotiations were unclear Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a week ago that discussions with Washington about potential prisoner exchanges were being conducted by the two countries' intelligence services and that he hoped they would be successful.▦CIA Director William Burns and Russian foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin held talks in Turkey in November - the first publicly announced face-to-face meeting between top officials of the two countries since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.▦U.S. officials said they focused mostly on nuclear weapons-related issues but that Burns also raised the cases of U.S. detainees in Russia. It was unclear however whether any progress was made on the issue at the time.▦A high-level source in the Gulf said the UAE was trusted by both parties and really helped facilitate the exchange adding that Putin and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan likely discussed it in their phone call on Wednesday.▦Describing Griner's ordeal as months of hell Biden said he had spoken with her and she would be	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony to Moscow and then to an airport in the United Arab Emirates.▦Excluded from the deal was another high-profile U.S. detainee Paul Whelan who told CNN by phone that he was greatly disappointed more had not been done to secure his release.▦Griner arrived in the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi by private plane from Moscow as Bout was flown in on a private plane from Washington.▦The two could be seen in a video released by Russia's TASS news agency being escorted past each other on the tarmac on the way to planes that would fly them home. Griner dressed in a red jacket and dark trousers had her back to the camera. Bout nicknamed the merchant of death embraced a Russian official who greeted him and smiled broadly as he was led away.▦Griner’s brutal 10 months in captivity ended after months of fruitless negotiations between the United States and Russia complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the souring of U.S.-Russia relations to the worst level since the Cold War.▦Biden personally tracked the negotiations closely but it was only in recent weeks that he made the very painful decision to provide clemency to Bout to get the swap done a senior U.S. official said.▦A joint UAE-Saudi statement said the UAE president and Saudi crown prince led mediation efforts that secured Griner's release. But White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refuted the notion of any mediation role and U.S. officials expressed gratitude only for the UAE providing an important transit site to facilitate the exchange.▦U.S. officials had been pressing for the release of both Griner and Whelan a former U.S. Marine held on what Washington called sham espionage charges and had proposed multiple options that would have included him in a prisoner exchange a Biden administration official said.▦But Moscow the official said insisted on treating Whelan's case differently.▦This was not a choice of which American to bring home U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a news conference with the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland. The choice was one or none.▦SENSITIVE NEGOTIATIONS▦While the exact contours of the final negotiations were unclear Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a week ago that discussions with Washington about potential prisoner exchanges were being conducted by the two countries' intelligence services and that he hoped they would be successful.▦CIA Director William Burns and Russian foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin held talks in Turkey in November - the first publicly announced face-to-face meeting between top officials of the two countries since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.▦U.S. officials said they focused mostly on nuclear weapons-related issues but that Burns also raised the cases of U.S. detainees in Russia. It was unclear however whether any progress was made on the issue at the time.▦A high-level source in the Gulf said the UAE was trusted by both parties and really helped facilitate the exchange adding that Putin and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan likely discussed it in their phone call on Wednesday.▦Describing Griner's ordeal as months of hell Biden said he had spoken with her and she would be	https://www.investing.com/news/world-news/brittney-griner-months-in-captivity-end-on-uae-tarmac-2960361	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony to Moscow and then to an airport in the United Arab Emirates.▦Excluded from the deal was another high-profile U.S. detainee Paul Whelan who told CNN by phone that he was greatly disappointed more had not been done to secure his release.▦Griner arrived in the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi by private plane from Moscow as Bout was flown in on a private plane from Washington.▦The two could be seen in a video released by Russia's TASS news agency being escorted past each other on the tarmac on the way to planes that would fly them home. Griner dressed in a red jacket and dark trousers had her back to the camera. Bout nicknamed the merchant of death embraced a Russian official who greeted him and smiled broadly as he was led away.▦Griner’s brutal 10 months in captivity ended after months of fruitless negotiations between the United States and Russia complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the souring of U.S.-Russia relations to the worst level since the Cold War.▦Biden personally tracked the negotiations closely but it was only in recent weeks that he made the very painful decision to provide clemency to Bout to get the swap done a senior U.S. official said.▦A joint UAE-Saudi statement said the UAE president and Saudi crown prince led mediation efforts that secured Griner's release. But White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refuted the notion of any mediation role and U.S. officials expressed gratitude only for the UAE providing an important transit site to facilitate the exchange.▦U.S. officials had been pressing for the release of both Griner and Whelan a former U.S. Marine held on what Washington called sham espionage charges and had proposed multiple options that would have included him in a prisoner exchange a Biden administration official said.▦But Moscow the official said insisted on treating Whelan's case differently.▦This was not a choice of which American to bring home U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a news conference with the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland. The choice was one or none.▦SENSITIVE NEGOTIATIONS▦While the exact contours of the final negotiations were unclear Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a week ago that discussions with Washington about potential prisoner exchanges were being conducted by the two countries' intelligence services and that he hoped they would be successful.▦CIA Director William Burns and Russian foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin held talks in Turkey in November - the first publicly announced face-to-face meeting between top officials of the two countries since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.▦U.S. officials said they focused mostly on nuclear weapons-related issues but that Burns also raised the cases of U.S. detainees in Russia. It was unclear however whether any progress was made on the issue at the time.▦A high-level source in the Gulf said the UAE was trusted by both parties and really helped facilitate the exchange adding that Putin and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan likely discussed it in their phone call on Wednesday.▦Describing Griner's ordeal as months of hell Biden said he had spoken with her and she would be	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony to Moscow and then to an airport in the United Arab Emirates.▦Excluded from the deal was another high-profile U.S. detainee Paul Whelan who told CNN by phone that he was greatly disappointed more had not been done to secure his release.▦Griner arrived in the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi by private plane from Moscow as Bout was flown in on a private plane from Washington.▦The two could be seen in a video released by Russia's TASS news agency being escorted past each other on the tarmac on the way to planes that would fly them home. Griner dressed in a red jacket and dark trousers had her back to the camera. Bout nicknamed the merchant of death embraced a Russian official who greeted him and smiled broadly as he was led away.▦Griner’s brutal 10 months in captivity ended after months of fruitless negotiations between the United States and Russia complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the souring of U.S.-Russia relations to the worst level since the Cold War.▦Biden personally tracked the negotiations closely but it was only in recent weeks that he made the very painful decision to provide clemency to Bout to get the swap done a senior U.S. official said.▦A joint UAE-Saudi statement said the UAE president and Saudi crown prince led mediation efforts that secured Griner's release. But White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refuted the notion of any mediation role and U.S. officials expressed gratitude only for the UAE providing an important transit site to facilitate the exchange.▦U.S. officials had been pressing for the release of both Griner and Whelan a former U.S. Marine held on what Washington called sham espionage charges and had proposed multiple options that would have included him in a prisoner exchange a Biden administration official said.▦But Moscow the official said insisted on treating Whelan's case differently.▦This was not a choice of which American to bring home U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a news conference with the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland. The choice was one or none.▦SENSITIVE NEGOTIATIONS▦While the exact contours of the final negotiations were unclear Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a week ago that discussions with Washington about potential prisoner exchanges were being conducted by the two countries' intelligence services and that he hoped they would be successful.▦CIA Director William Burns and Russian foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin held talks in Turkey in November - the first publicly announced face-to-face meeting between top officials of the two countries since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.▦U.S. officials said they focused mostly on nuclear weapons-related issues but that Burns also raised the cases of U.S. detainees in Russia. It was unclear however whether any progress was made on the issue at the time.▦A high-level source in the Gulf said the UAE was trusted by both parties and really helped facilitate the exchange adding that Putin and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan likely discussed it in their phone call on Wednesday.▦Describing Griner's ordeal as months of hell Biden said he had spoken with her and she would be	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony to Moscow and then to an airport in the United Arab Emirates.▦Excluded from the deal was another high-profile U.S. detainee Paul Whelan who told CNN by phone that he was greatly disappointed more had not been done to secure his release.▦Griner arrived in the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi by private plane from Moscow as Bout was flown in on a private plane from Washington.▦The two could be seen in a video released by Russia's TASS news agency being escorted past each other on the tarmac on the way to planes that would fly them home. Griner dressed in a red jacket and dark trousers had her back to the camera. Bout nicknamed the merchant of death embraced a Russian official who greeted him and smiled broadly as he was led away.▦Griner’s brutal 10 months in captivity ended after months of fruitless negotiations between the United States and Russia complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the souring of U.S.-Russia relations to the worst level since the Cold War.▦Biden personally tracked the negotiations closely but it was only in recent weeks that he made the very painful decision to provide clemency to Bout to get the swap done a senior U.S. official said.▦A joint UAE-Saudi statement said the UAE president and Saudi crown prince led mediation efforts that secured Griner's release. But White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refuted the notion of any mediation role and U.S. officials expressed gratitude only for the UAE providing an important transit site to facilitate the exchange.▦U.S. officials had been pressing for the release of both Griner and Whelan a former U.S. Marine held on what Washington called sham espionage charges and had proposed multiple options that would have included him in a prisoner exchange a Biden administration official said.▦But Moscow the official said insisted on treating Whelan's case differently.▦This was not a choice of which American to bring home U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a news conference with the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland. The choice was one or none.▦SENSITIVE NEGOTIATIONS▦While the exact contours of the final negotiations were unclear Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a week ago that discussions with Washington about potential prisoner exchanges were being conducted by the two countries' intelligence services and that he hoped they would be successful.▦CIA Director William Burns and Russian foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin held talks in Turkey in November - the first publicly announced face-to-face meeting between top officials of the two countries since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.▦U.S. officials said they focused mostly on nuclear weapons-related issues but that Burns also raised the cases of U.S. detainees in Russia. It was unclear however whether any progress was made on the issue at the time.▦A high-level source in the Gulf said the UAE was trusted by both parties and really helped facilitate the exchange adding that Putin and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan likely discussed it in their phone call on Wednesday.▦Describing Griner's ordeal as months of hell Biden said he had spoken with her and she would be	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony to Moscow and then to an airport in the United Arab Emirates.▦Excluded from the deal was another high-profile U.S. detainee Paul Whelan who told CNN by phone that he was greatly disappointed more had not been done to secure his release.▦Griner arrived in the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi by private plane from Moscow as Bout was flown in on a private plane from Washington.▦The two could be seen in a video released by Russia's TASS news agency being escorted past each other on the tarmac on the way to planes that would fly them home. Griner dressed in a red jacket and dark trousers had her back to the camera. Bout nicknamed the merchant of death embraced a Russian official who greeted him and smiled broadly as he was led away.▦Griner’s brutal 10 months in captivity ended after months of fruitless negotiations between the United States and Russia complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the souring of U.S.-Russia relations to the worst level since the Cold War.▦Biden personally tracked the negotiations closely but it was only in recent weeks that he made the very painful decision to provide clemency to Bout to get the swap done a senior U.S. official said.▦A joint UAE-Saudi statement said the UAE president and Saudi crown prince led mediation efforts that secured Griner's release. But White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refuted the notion of any mediation role and U.S. officials expressed gratitude only for the UAE providing an important transit site to facilitate the exchange.▦U.S. officials had been pressing for the release of both Griner and Whelan a former U.S. Marine held on what Washington called sham espionage charges and had proposed multiple options that would have included him in a prisoner exchange a Biden administration official said.▦But Moscow the official said insisted on treating Whelan's case differently.▦This was not a choice of which American to bring home U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a news conference with the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland. The choice was one or none.▦SENSITIVE NEGOTIATIONS▦While the exact contours of the final negotiations were unclear Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a week ago that discussions with Washington about potential prisoner exchanges were being conducted by the two countries' intelligence services and that he hoped they would be successful.▦CIA Director William Burns and Russian foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin held talks in Turkey in November - the first publicly announced face-to-face meeting between top officials of the two countries since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.▦U.S. officials said they focused mostly on nuclear weapons-related issues but that Burns also raised the cases of U.S. detainees in Russia. It was unclear however whether any progress was made on the issue at the time.▦A high-level source in the Gulf said the UAE was trusted by both parties and really helped facilitate the exchange adding that Putin and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan likely discussed it in their phone call on Wednesday.▦Describing Griner's ordeal as months of hell Biden said he had spoken with her and she would be	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony
102942	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	HFCL	HFCL Limited	HFCL Limited				19941216	Communication Equipment	Communication Equipment	INR	2018	A	20180331																																																20221205	Stock News			Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony to Moscow and then to an airport in the United Arab Emirates.▦Excluded from the deal was another high-profile U.S. detainee Paul Whelan who told CNN by phone that he was greatly disappointed more had not been done to secure his release.▦Griner arrived in the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi by private plane from Moscow as Bout was flown in on a private plane from Washington.▦The two could be seen in a video released by Russia's TASS news agency being escorted past each other on the tarmac on the way to planes that would fly them home. Griner dressed in a red jacket and dark trousers had her back to the camera. Bout nicknamed the merchant of death embraced a Russian official who greeted him and smiled broadly as he was led away.▦Griner’s brutal 10 months in captivity ended after months of fruitless negotiations between the United States and Russia complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the souring of U.S.-Russia relations to the worst level since the Cold War.▦Biden personally tracked the negotiations closely but it was only in recent weeks that he made the very painful decision to provide clemency to Bout to get the swap done a senior U.S. official said.▦A joint UAE-Saudi statement said the UAE president and Saudi crown prince led mediation efforts that secured Griner's release. But White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refuted the notion of any mediation role and U.S. officials expressed gratitude only for the UAE providing an important transit site to facilitate the exchange.▦U.S. officials had been pressing for the release of both Griner and Whelan a former U.S. Marine held on what Washington called sham espionage charges and had proposed multiple options that would have included him in a prisoner exchange a Biden administration official said.▦But Moscow the official said insisted on treating Whelan's case differently.▦This was not a choice of which American to bring home U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a news conference with the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland. The choice was one or none.▦SENSITIVE NEGOTIATIONS▦While the exact contours of the final negotiations were unclear Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a week ago that discussions with Washington about potential prisoner exchanges were being conducted by the two countries' intelligence services and that he hoped they would be successful.▦CIA Director William Burns and Russian foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin held talks in Turkey in November - the first publicly announced face-to-face meeting between top officials of the two countries since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.▦U.S. officials said they focused mostly on nuclear weapons-related issues but that Burns also raised the cases of U.S. detainees in Russia. It was unclear however whether any progress was made on the issue at the time.▦A high-level source in the Gulf said the UAE was trusted by both parties and really helped facilitate the exchange adding that Putin and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan likely discussed it in their phone call on Wednesday.▦Describing Griner's ordeal as months of hell Biden said he had spoken with her and she would be	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony to Moscow and then to an airport in the United Arab Emirates.▦Excluded from the deal was another high-profile U.S. detainee Paul Whelan who told CNN by phone that he was greatly disappointed more had not been done to secure his release.▦Griner arrived in the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi by private plane from Moscow as Bout was flown in on a private plane from Washington.▦The two could be seen in a video released by Russia's TASS news agency being escorted past each other on the tarmac on the way to planes that would fly them home. Griner dressed in a red jacket and dark trousers had her back to the camera. Bout nicknamed the merchant of death embraced a Russian official who greeted him and smiled broadly as he was led away.▦Griner’s brutal 10 months in captivity ended after months of fruitless negotiations between the United States and Russia complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the souring of U.S.-Russia relations to the worst level since the Cold War.▦Biden personally tracked the negotiations closely but it was only in recent weeks that he made the very painful decision to provide clemency to Bout to get the swap done a senior U.S. official said.▦A joint UAE-Saudi statement said the UAE president and Saudi crown prince led mediation efforts that secured Griner's release. But White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refuted the notion of any mediation role and U.S. officials expressed gratitude only for the UAE providing an important transit site to facilitate the exchange.▦U.S. officials had been pressing for the release of both Griner and Whelan a former U.S. Marine held on what Washington called sham espionage charges and had proposed multiple options that would have included him in a prisoner exchange a Biden administration official said.▦But Moscow the official said insisted on treating Whelan's case differently.▦This was not a choice of which American to bring home U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a news conference with the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland. The choice was one or none.▦SENSITIVE NEGOTIATIONS▦While the exact contours of the final negotiations were unclear Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a week ago that discussions with Washington about potential prisoner exchanges were being conducted by the two countries' intelligence services and that he hoped they would be successful.▦CIA Director William Burns and Russian foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin held talks in Turkey in November - the first publicly announced face-to-face meeting between top officials of the two countries since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.▦U.S. officials said they focused mostly on nuclear weapons-related issues but that Burns also raised the cases of U.S. detainees in Russia. It was unclear however whether any progress was made on the issue at the time.▦A high-level source in the Gulf said the UAE was trusted by both parties and really helped facilitate the exchange adding that Putin and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan likely discussed it in their phone call on Wednesday.▦Describing Griner's ordeal as months of hell Biden said he had spoken with her and she would be	https://www.investing.com/news/world-news/brittney-griner-months-in-captivity-end-on-uae-tarmac-2960361	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony to Moscow and then to an airport in the United Arab Emirates.▦Excluded from the deal was another high-profile U.S. detainee Paul Whelan who told CNN by phone that he was greatly disappointed more had not been done to secure his release.▦Griner arrived in the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi by private plane from Moscow as Bout was flown in on a private plane from Washington.▦The two could be seen in a video released by Russia's TASS news agency being escorted past each other on the tarmac on the way to planes that would fly them home. Griner dressed in a red jacket and dark trousers had her back to the camera. Bout nicknamed the merchant of death embraced a Russian official who greeted him and smiled broadly as he was led away.▦Griner’s brutal 10 months in captivity ended after months of fruitless negotiations between the United States and Russia complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the souring of U.S.-Russia relations to the worst level since the Cold War.▦Biden personally tracked the negotiations closely but it was only in recent weeks that he made the very painful decision to provide clemency to Bout to get the swap done a senior U.S. official said.▦A joint UAE-Saudi statement said the UAE president and Saudi crown prince led mediation efforts that secured Griner's release. But White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refuted the notion of any mediation role and U.S. officials expressed gratitude only for the UAE providing an important transit site to facilitate the exchange.▦U.S. officials had been pressing for the release of both Griner and Whelan a former U.S. Marine held on what Washington called sham espionage charges and had proposed multiple options that would have included him in a prisoner exchange a Biden administration official said.▦But Moscow the official said insisted on treating Whelan's case differently.▦This was not a choice of which American to bring home U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a news conference with the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland. The choice was one or none.▦SENSITIVE NEGOTIATIONS▦While the exact contours of the final negotiations were unclear Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a week ago that discussions with Washington about potential prisoner exchanges were being conducted by the two countries' intelligence services and that he hoped they would be successful.▦CIA Director William Burns and Russian foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin held talks in Turkey in November - the first publicly announced face-to-face meeting between top officials of the two countries since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.▦U.S. officials said they focused mostly on nuclear weapons-related issues but that Burns also raised the cases of U.S. detainees in Russia. It was unclear however whether any progress was made on the issue at the time.▦A high-level source in the Gulf said the UAE was trusted by both parties and really helped facilitate the exchange adding that Putin and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan likely discussed it in their phone call on Wednesday.▦Describing Griner's ordeal as months of hell Biden said he had spoken with her and she would be	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony to Moscow and then to an airport in the United Arab Emirates.▦Excluded from the deal was another high-profile U.S. detainee Paul Whelan who told CNN by phone that he was greatly disappointed more had not been done to secure his release.▦Griner arrived in the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi by private plane from Moscow as Bout was flown in on a private plane from Washington.▦The two could be seen in a video released by Russia's TASS news agency being escorted past each other on the tarmac on the way to planes that would fly them home. Griner dressed in a red jacket and dark trousers had her back to the camera. Bout nicknamed the merchant of death embraced a Russian official who greeted him and smiled broadly as he was led away.▦Griner’s brutal 10 months in captivity ended after months of fruitless negotiations between the United States and Russia complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the souring of U.S.-Russia relations to the worst level since the Cold War.▦Biden personally tracked the negotiations closely but it was only in recent weeks that he made the very painful decision to provide clemency to Bout to get the swap done a senior U.S. official said.▦A joint UAE-Saudi statement said the UAE president and Saudi crown prince led mediation efforts that secured Griner's release. But White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refuted the notion of any mediation role and U.S. officials expressed gratitude only for the UAE providing an important transit site to facilitate the exchange.▦U.S. officials had been pressing for the release of both Griner and Whelan a former U.S. Marine held on what Washington called sham espionage charges and had proposed multiple options that would have included him in a prisoner exchange a Biden administration official said.▦But Moscow the official said insisted on treating Whelan's case differently.▦This was not a choice of which American to bring home U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a news conference with the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland. The choice was one or none.▦SENSITIVE NEGOTIATIONS▦While the exact contours of the final negotiations were unclear Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a week ago that discussions with Washington about potential prisoner exchanges were being conducted by the two countries' intelligence services and that he hoped they would be successful.▦CIA Director William Burns and Russian foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin held talks in Turkey in November - the first publicly announced face-to-face meeting between top officials of the two countries since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.▦U.S. officials said they focused mostly on nuclear weapons-related issues but that Burns also raised the cases of U.S. detainees in Russia. It was unclear however whether any progress was made on the issue at the time.▦A high-level source in the Gulf said the UAE was trusted by both parties and really helped facilitate the exchange adding that Putin and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan likely discussed it in their phone call on Wednesday.▦Describing Griner's ordeal as months of hell Biden said he had spoken with her and she would be	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony to Moscow and then to an airport in the United Arab Emirates.▦Excluded from the deal was another high-profile U.S. detainee Paul Whelan who told CNN by phone that he was greatly disappointed more had not been done to secure his release.▦Griner arrived in the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi by private plane from Moscow as Bout was flown in on a private plane from Washington.▦The two could be seen in a video released by Russia's TASS news agency being escorted past each other on the tarmac on the way to planes that would fly them home. Griner dressed in a red jacket and dark trousers had her back to the camera. Bout nicknamed the merchant of death embraced a Russian official who greeted him and smiled broadly as he was led away.▦Griner’s brutal 10 months in captivity ended after months of fruitless negotiations between the United States and Russia complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the souring of U.S.-Russia relations to the worst level since the Cold War.▦Biden personally tracked the negotiations closely but it was only in recent weeks that he made the very painful decision to provide clemency to Bout to get the swap done a senior U.S. official said.▦A joint UAE-Saudi statement said the UAE president and Saudi crown prince led mediation efforts that secured Griner's release. But White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refuted the notion of any mediation role and U.S. officials expressed gratitude only for the UAE providing an important transit site to facilitate the exchange.▦U.S. officials had been pressing for the release of both Griner and Whelan a former U.S. Marine held on what Washington called sham espionage charges and had proposed multiple options that would have included him in a prisoner exchange a Biden administration official said.▦But Moscow the official said insisted on treating Whelan's case differently.▦This was not a choice of which American to bring home U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a news conference with the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland. The choice was one or none.▦SENSITIVE NEGOTIATIONS▦While the exact contours of the final negotiations were unclear Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a week ago that discussions with Washington about potential prisoner exchanges were being conducted by the two countries' intelligence services and that he hoped they would be successful.▦CIA Director William Burns and Russian foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin held talks in Turkey in November - the first publicly announced face-to-face meeting between top officials of the two countries since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.▦U.S. officials said they focused mostly on nuclear weapons-related issues but that Burns also raised the cases of U.S. detainees in Russia. It was unclear however whether any progress was made on the issue at the time.▦A high-level source in the Gulf said the UAE was trusted by both parties and really helped facilitate the exchange adding that Putin and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan likely discussed it in their phone call on Wednesday.▦Describing Griner's ordeal as months of hell Biden said he had spoken with her and she would be	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony to Moscow and then to an airport in the United Arab Emirates.▦Excluded from the deal was another high-profile U.S. detainee Paul Whelan who told CNN by phone that he was greatly disappointed more had not been done to secure his release.▦Griner arrived in the UAE capital of Abu Dhabi by private plane from Moscow as Bout was flown in on a private plane from Washington.▦The two could be seen in a video released by Russia's TASS news agency being escorted past each other on the tarmac on the way to planes that would fly them home. Griner dressed in a red jacket and dark trousers had her back to the camera. Bout nicknamed the merchant of death embraced a Russian official who greeted him and smiled broadly as he was led away.▦Griner’s brutal 10 months in captivity ended after months of fruitless negotiations between the United States and Russia complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the souring of U.S.-Russia relations to the worst level since the Cold War.▦Biden personally tracked the negotiations closely but it was only in recent weeks that he made the very painful decision to provide clemency to Bout to get the swap done a senior U.S. official said.▦A joint UAE-Saudi statement said the UAE president and Saudi crown prince led mediation efforts that secured Griner's release. But White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refuted the notion of any mediation role and U.S. officials expressed gratitude only for the UAE providing an important transit site to facilitate the exchange.▦U.S. officials had been pressing for the release of both Griner and Whelan a former U.S. Marine held on what Washington called sham espionage charges and had proposed multiple options that would have included him in a prisoner exchange a Biden administration official said.▦But Moscow the official said insisted on treating Whelan's case differently.▦This was not a choice of which American to bring home U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said at a news conference with the foreign ministers of Sweden and Finland. The choice was one or none.▦SENSITIVE NEGOTIATIONS▦While the exact contours of the final negotiations were unclear Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a week ago that discussions with Washington about potential prisoner exchanges were being conducted by the two countries' intelligence services and that he hoped they would be successful.▦CIA Director William Burns and Russian foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin held talks in Turkey in November - the first publicly announced face-to-face meeting between top officials of the two countries since Russia invaded Ukraine in February.▦U.S. officials said they focused mostly on nuclear weapons-related issues but that Burns also raised the cases of U.S. detainees in Russia. It was unclear however whether any progress was made on the issue at the time.▦A high-level source in the Gulf said the UAE was trusted by both parties and really helped facilitate the exchange adding that Putin and UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan likely discussed it in their phone call on Wednesday.▦Describing Griner's ordeal as months of hell Biden said he had spoken with her and she would be	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner who was detained in February at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and later charged with illegal possession of cannabis is escorted before a court hearing in Khimki outside Moscow Russia July 7 2022. RE▦By Nandita Bose Humeyra Pamuk and Matt Spetalnick▦WASHINGTON (Reuters) -After months of painstaking negotiations with Moscow it became clear to President Joe Biden's administration that it faced a grave choice - to exchange notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner or else get no American to bring home.▦Thursday's prisoner swap approved personally by Biden came together in the past 48 hours U.S. officials said sending Griner from a Russian penal colony
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88265	NSE	National Stock Exchange of India	National Stock Exchange of India	IND	ASAHISONG	Asahi Songwon Colors Limited	Asahi Songwon Colors Limited				20070530	Specialty Chemicals	Specialty Chemicals	INR	2018	Q	20180131																																																20221201	Stock News	BOJ's Tamura calls for review of ultra-easy policy framework -Asahi		Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A man wearing a protective mask walks past the headquarters of Bank of Japan amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Tokyo Japan May 22 2020.REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon▦By Leika Kihara▦TOKYO (Reuters) -The Bank of Japan should conduct a review of monetary policy framework and tweak its massive stimulus programme depending on the outcome its board member Naoki Tamura told the Asahi daily in a sign of growing focus on the drawbacks of prolonged easing.▦While the timing of the review would depend on economic and price developments it could come soon or at a somewhat later date Tamura said in the interview published on Friday adding that the outcome of next year's spring wage negotiations would be key.▦Whether the BOJ needs to tweak its (ultra-easy) monetary policy will depend on the outcome of the review he said.▦The remarks are the first from an incumbent BOJ policymaker calling for an examination of the pros and cons of yield curve control (YCC) a policy that combines a negative short-term interest rate target with a pledge to cap the 10-year bond yield around 0%.▦They also come ahead of a BOJ leadership transition when dovish governor Haruhiko Kuroda's second five-year term ends in April next year.▦While Kuroda has ruled out the chance of a near-term withdrawal of stimulus markets are rife with speculation the BOJ may tweak YCC when his successor takes the helm.▦A former commercial banker Tamura said the BOJ's stimulus helped improve the economy but was causing some distortions in market pricing according to Asahi.▦He also said there was scope to review the feasibility of the BOJ's 2% inflation target and consider it as a more flexible goal as the level may have been too high for Japan the paper said.▦As long as the economy is achieving a virtuous cycle I think it's okay even if inflation is at say 1.8% instead of 2% he was quoted as saying.▦Japan's core consumer inflation which strips away volatile fresh food but includes fuel costs exceeded the BOJ's 2% target for seven straight months in October as the weak yen propped up the cost of already expensive fuel and food imports.▦But wage and service prices have barely risen keeping the BOJ cautious of following in the footsteps of other major central banks in withdrawing stimulus.▦Critics of YCC however have warned of the rising cost of prolonged easing as the BOJ's relentless bond buying to defend its yield cap has drained bond market liquidity. Years of low rates have also hurt financial institutions' profits forcing them to load up on risky investments in search for yield.▦The BOJ tends to conduct a review when it needs to justify a tweak to its policy framework. It conducted one in 2016 when it shifted to YCC which focuses on guiding interest rates from a policy targeting the pace of money printing.▦It did another review in March last year to make YCC more sustainable such as by widening the band at which long-term rates could move around the 0% target.	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A man wearing a protective mask walks past the headquarters of Bank of Japan amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Tokyo Japan May 22 2020.REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon▦By Leika Kihara▦TOKYO (Reuters) -The Bank of Japan should conduct a review of monetary policy framework and tweak its massive stimulus programme depending on the outcome its board member Naoki Tamura told the Asahi daily in a sign of growing focus on the drawbacks of prolonged easing.▦While the timing of the review would depend on economic and price developments it could come soon or at a somewhat later date Tamura said in the interview published on Friday adding that the outcome of next year's spring wage negotiations would be key.▦Whether the BOJ needs to tweak its (ultra-easy) monetary policy will depend on the outcome of the review he said.▦The remarks are the first from an incumbent BOJ policymaker calling for an examination of the pros and cons of yield curve control (YCC) a policy that combines a negative short-term interest rate target with a pledge to cap the 10-year bond yield around 0%.▦They also come ahead of a BOJ leadership transition when dovish governor Haruhiko Kuroda's second five-year term ends in April next year.▦While Kuroda has ruled out the chance of a near-term withdrawal of stimulus markets are rife with speculation the BOJ may tweak YCC when his successor takes the helm.▦A former commercial banker Tamura said the BOJ's stimulus helped improve the economy but was causing some distortions in market pricing according to Asahi.▦He also said there was scope to review the feasibility of the BOJ's 2% inflation target and consider it as a more flexible goal as the level may have been too high for Japan the paper said.▦As long as the economy is achieving a virtuous cycle I think it's okay even if inflation is at say 1.8% instead of 2% he was quoted as saying.▦Japan's core consumer inflation which strips away volatile fresh food but includes fuel costs exceeded the BOJ's 2% target for seven straight months in October as the weak yen propped up the cost of already expensive fuel and food imports.▦But wage and service prices have barely risen keeping the BOJ cautious of following in the footsteps of other major central banks in withdrawing stimulus.▦Critics of YCC however have warned of the rising cost of prolonged easing as the BOJ's relentless bond buying to defend its yield cap has drained bond market liquidity. Years of low rates have also hurt financial institutions' profits forcing them to load up on risky investments in search for yield.▦The BOJ tends to conduct a review when it needs to justify a tweak to its policy framework. It conducted one in 2016 when it shifted to YCC which focuses on guiding interest rates from a policy targeting the pace of money printing.▦It did another review in March last year to make YCC more sustainable such as by widening the band at which long-term rates could move around the 0% target.	https://www.investing.com/news/economy/bojs-tamura-calls-for-review-of-ultraeasy-policy-framework-asahi-2955886	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A man wearing a protective mask walks past the headquarters of Bank of Japan amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Tokyo Japan May 22 2020.REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon▦By Leika Kihara▦TOKYO (Reuters) -The Bank of Japan should conduct a review of monetary policy framework and tweak its massive stimulus programme depending on the outcome its board member Naoki Tamura told the Asahi daily in a sign of growing focus on the drawbacks of prolonged easing.▦While the timing of the review would depend on economic and price developments it could come soon or at a somewhat later date Tamura said in the interview published on Friday adding that the outcome of next year's spring wage negotiations would be key.▦Whether the BOJ needs to tweak its (ultra-easy) monetary policy will depend on the outcome of the review he said.▦The remarks are the first from an incumbent BOJ policymaker calling for an examination of the pros and cons of yield curve control (YCC) a policy that combines a negative short-term interest rate target with a pledge to cap the 10-year bond yield around 0%.▦They also come ahead of a BOJ leadership transition when dovish governor Haruhiko Kuroda's second five-year term ends in April next year.▦While Kuroda has ruled out the chance of a near-term withdrawal of stimulus markets are rife with speculation the BOJ may tweak YCC when his successor takes the helm.▦A former commercial banker Tamura said the BOJ's stimulus helped improve the economy but was causing some distortions in market pricing according to Asahi.▦He also said there was scope to review the feasibility of the BOJ's 2% inflation target and consider it as a more flexible goal as the level may have been too high for Japan the paper said.▦As long as the economy is achieving a virtuous cycle I think it's okay even if inflation is at say 1.8% instead of 2% he was quoted as saying.▦Japan's core consumer inflation which strips away volatile fresh food but includes fuel costs exceeded the BOJ's 2% target for seven straight months in October as the weak yen propped up the cost of already expensive fuel and food imports.▦But wage and service prices have barely risen keeping the BOJ cautious of following in the footsteps of other major central banks in withdrawing stimulus.▦Critics of YCC however have warned of the rising cost of prolonged easing as the BOJ's relentless bond buying to defend its yield cap has drained bond market liquidity. Years of low rates have also hurt financial institutions' profits forcing them to load up on risky investments in search for yield.▦The BOJ tends to conduct a review when it needs to justify a tweak to its policy framework. It conducted one in 2016 when it shifted to YCC which focuses on guiding interest rates from a policy targeting the pace of money printing.▦It did another review in March last year to make YCC more sustainable such as by widening the band at which long-term rates could move around the 0% target.	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A man wearing a protective mask walks past the headquarters of Bank of Japan amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Tokyo Japan May 22 2020.REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon▦By Leika Kihara▦TOKYO (Reuters) -The Bank of Japan should conduct a review of monetary policy framework and tweak its massive stimulus programme depending on the outcome its board member Naoki Tamura told the Asahi daily in a sign of growing focus on the drawbacks of prolonged easing.▦While the timing of the review would depend on economic and price developments it could come soon or at a somewhat later date Tamura said in the interview published on Friday adding that the outcome of next year's spring wage negotiations would be key.▦Whether the BOJ needs to tweak its (ultra-easy) monetary policy will depend on the outcome of the review he said.▦The remarks are the first from an incumbent BOJ policymaker calling for an examination of the pros and cons of yield curve control (YCC) a policy that combines a negative short-term interest rate target with a pledge to cap the 10-year bond yield around 0%.▦They also come ahead of a BOJ leadership transition when dovish governor Haruhiko Kuroda's second five-year term ends in April next year.▦While Kuroda has ruled out the chance of a near-term withdrawal of stimulus markets are rife with speculation the BOJ may tweak YCC when his successor takes the helm.▦A former commercial banker Tamura said the BOJ's stimulus helped improve the economy but was causing some distortions in market pricing according to Asahi.▦He also said there was scope to review the feasibility of the BOJ's 2% inflation target and consider it as a more flexible goal as the level may have been too high for Japan the paper said.▦As long as the economy is achieving a virtuous cycle I think it's okay even if inflation is at say 1.8% instead of 2% he was quoted as saying.▦Japan's core consumer inflation which strips away volatile fresh food but includes fuel costs exceeded the BOJ's 2% target for seven straight months in October as the weak yen propped up the cost of already expensive fuel and food imports.▦But wage and service prices have barely risen keeping the BOJ cautious of following in the footsteps of other major central banks in withdrawing stimulus.▦Critics of YCC however have warned of the rising cost of prolonged easing as the BOJ's relentless bond buying to defend its yield cap has drained bond market liquidity. Years of low rates have also hurt financial institutions' profits forcing them to load up on risky investments in search for yield.▦The BOJ tends to conduct a review when it needs to justify a tweak to its policy framework. It conducted one in 2016 when it shifted to YCC which focuses on guiding interest rates from a policy targeting the pace of money printing.▦It did another review in March last year to make YCC more sustainable such as by widening the band at which long-term rates could move around the 0% target.	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A man wearing a protective mask walks past the headquarters of Bank of Japan amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Tokyo Japan May 22 2020.REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon▦By Leika Kihara▦TOKYO (Reuters) -The Bank of Japan should conduct a review of monetary policy framework and tweak its massive stimulus programme depending on the outcome its board member Naoki Tamura told the Asahi daily in a sign of growing focus on the drawbacks of prolonged easing.▦While the timing of the review would depend on economic and price developments it could come soon or at a somewhat later date Tamura said in the interview published on Friday adding that the outcome of next year's spring wage negotiations would be key.▦Whether the BOJ needs to tweak its (ultra-easy) monetary policy will depend on the outcome of the review he said.▦The remarks are the first from an incumbent BOJ policymaker calling for an examination of the pros and cons of yield curve control (YCC) a policy that combines a negative short-term interest rate target with a pledge to cap the 10-year bond yield around 0%.▦They also come ahead of a BOJ leadership transition when dovish governor Haruhiko Kuroda's second five-year term ends in April next year.▦While Kuroda has ruled out the chance of a near-term withdrawal of stimulus markets are rife with speculation the BOJ may tweak YCC when his successor takes the helm.▦A former commercial banker Tamura said the BOJ's stimulus helped improve the economy but was causing some distortions in market pricing according to Asahi.▦He also said there was scope to review the feasibility of the BOJ's 2% inflation target and consider it as a more flexible goal as the level may have been too high for Japan the paper said.▦As long as the economy is achieving a virtuous cycle I think it's okay even if inflation is at say 1.8% instead of 2% he was quoted as saying.▦Japan's core consumer inflation which strips away volatile fresh food but includes fuel costs exceeded the BOJ's 2% target for seven straight months in October as the weak yen propped up the cost of already expensive fuel and food imports.▦But wage and service prices have barely risen keeping the BOJ cautious of following in the footsteps of other major central banks in withdrawing stimulus.▦Critics of YCC however have warned of the rising cost of prolonged easing as the BOJ's relentless bond buying to defend its yield cap has drained bond market liquidity. Years of low rates have also hurt financial institutions' profits forcing them to load up on risky investments in search for yield.▦The BOJ tends to conduct a review when it needs to justify a tweak to its policy framework. It conducted one in 2016 when it shifted to YCC which focuses on guiding interest rates from a policy targeting the pace of money printing.▦It did another review in March last year to make YCC more sustainable such as by widening the band at which long-term rates could move around the 0% target.	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A man wearing a protective mask walks past the headquarters of Bank of Japan amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Tokyo Japan May 22 2020.REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon▦By Leika Kihara▦TOKYO (Reuters) -The Bank of Japan should conduct a review of monetary policy framework and tweak its massive stimulus programme depending on the outcome its board member Naoki Tamura told the Asahi daily in a sign of growing focus on the drawbacks of prolonged easing.▦While the timing of the review would depend on economic and price developments it could come soon or at a somewhat later date Tamura said in the interview published on Friday adding that the outcome of next year's spring wage negotiations would be key.▦Whether the BOJ needs to tweak its (ultra-easy) monetary policy will depend on the outcome of the review he said.▦The remarks are the first from an incumbent BOJ policymaker calling for an examination of the pros and cons of yield curve control (YCC) a policy that combines a negative short-term interest rate target with a pledge to cap the 10-year bond yield around 0%.▦They also come ahead of a BOJ leadership transition when dovish governor Haruhiko Kuroda's second five-year term ends in April next year.▦While Kuroda has ruled out the chance of a near-term withdrawal of stimulus markets are rife with speculation the BOJ may tweak YCC when his successor takes the helm.▦A former commercial banker Tamura said the BOJ's stimulus helped improve the economy but was causing some distortions in market pricing according to Asahi.▦He also said there was scope to review the feasibility of the BOJ's 2% inflation target and consider it as a more flexible goal as the level may have been too high for Japan the paper said.▦As long as the economy is achieving a virtuous cycle I think it's okay even if inflation is at say 1.8% instead of 2% he was quoted as saying.▦Japan's core consumer inflation which strips away volatile fresh food but includes fuel costs exceeded the BOJ's 2% target for seven straight months in October as the weak yen propped up the cost of already expensive fuel and food imports.▦But wage and service prices have barely risen keeping the BOJ cautious of following in the footsteps of other major central banks in withdrawing stimulus.▦Critics of YCC however have warned of the rising cost of prolonged easing as the BOJ's relentless bond buying to defend its yield cap has drained bond market liquidity. Years of low rates have also hurt financial institutions' profits forcing them to load up on risky investments in search for yield.▦The BOJ tends to conduct a review when it needs to justify a tweak to its policy framework. It conducted one in 2016 when it shifted to YCC which focuses on guiding interest rates from a policy targeting the pace of money printing.▦It did another review in March last year to make YCC more sustainable such as by widening the band at which long-term rates could move around the 0% target.	Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A man wearing a protective mask walks past the headquarters of Bank of Japan amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Tokyo Japan May 22 2020.REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon▦By Leika Kihara▦TOKYO (Reuters) -The Bank of Japan should conduct a review of monetary policy framework and tweak its massive stimulus programme depending on the outcome its board member Naoki Tamura told the Asahi daily in a sign of growing focus on the drawbacks of prolonged easing.▦While the timing of the review would depend on economic and price developments it could come soon or at a somewhat later date Tamura said in the interview published on Friday adding that the outcome of next year's spring wage negotiations would be key.▦Whether the BOJ
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