Must scrutinise underlying economic and price developments in making decisions, on whether the BoJ should swiftly proceed with policy normalisationOverseas uncertainty remains, so want to scrutinise how this would affect domestic firms' wage setting behaviourWant to closely watch how FX volatility could affect pricesMust proceed with monetary policy normalisation with appropriate paceNo comment on specific long term rate levelBoJ is ready to step into the market via increase in bond buying, emergency market operations when long-term yields make rapid, irregular movesWe will get more information including via our surveys on direction of next year's wage negotiationsVarious indicators show underlying inflation gradually heading towards 2%, we are not at the stage of srutinising whether the level will be firmly embeddedNo big change in my view on underlying inflation, upside inflation risks from when BoJ compiled the quarterly outlook report in OctoberShe's basically repeating what she already said here. In my opinion, there's nothing hawkish here as she's just reaffirming patience as they wait for the spring wage negotiations data. This is also what BoJ Governor Ueda said at the last policy decision. This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at investinglive.com.