There is no change in such a stance. Policy responses that should be taken when a great shock like a financial crisis occurs are, in a sense, clear. Timely, targeted, and temporary stopgap measures are required there. The temporary measure to cope with the rapid decline in market functioning in CP and corporate bond markets was a good example.
By contrast, the stagnation of the economy as symbolized in deflation is a deep-rooted problem, and a response to it will be different in nature from that to a financial crisis. Like there is no quick fix for lifestyle diseases, we believe it important, while significant effects are not seen immediately, to consistently maintain accommodative monetary conditions.