(Bloomberg) -- Bank of Japan Deputy Governor
Toshiro Muto is the most likely candidate to succeed Toshihiko
Fukui when his five-year term as governor ends next March.
Muto will head the central bank in the world's second-
largest economy, according to all 15 economists surveyed by
Bloomberg News. Kazumasa Iwata, Fukui's other deputy, Kazuo Ueda,
a former central bank board member, and Heizo Takenaka, who led
the privatization of the post office, are also candidates.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
Toshiro Muto is the most likely candidate to succeed Toshihiko
Fukui when his five-year term as governor ends next March.
Muto will head the central bank in the world's second-
largest economy, according to all 15 economists surveyed by
Bloomberg News. Kazumasa Iwata, Fukui's other deputy, Kazuo Ueda,
a former central bank board member, and Heizo Takenaka, who led
the privatization of the post office, are also candidates.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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