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Kuroda tohiko, President of the Bank of Japan, said the central bank's ultra loose monetary policy was aimed at achieving inflation targets, rather than supporting government spending, and warned against complacency in restoring Japan's fiscal order.
Members of the ruling party have been pressuring the government to plan large-scale spending, raising the possibility that fiscal policy may play a more important role in maintaining a fragile economic recovery, but at the cost of increasing the debt burden. Japan's debt is already the highest among the developed countries.
Mr Kuroda reiterated his view that fiscal spending could be more effective in stimulating the economy if it was matched with ultra loose monetary policy.
But he added that this does not mean the BoJ will continue to print money to support public debt.


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