TOKYO, July 14 (Reuters) - Japan's government will insert a footnote in its ‌economic blueprint referring to a clause ‌in law stipulating the need to protect the ​central bank's independence in setting monetary policy, TV Tokyo reported on Tuesday.

In the final version of the blueprint, the government will call ‌on the ⁠Bank of Japan to guide policy appropriately "to achieve stable price rises," ⁠making clear the government has no intention to interfere in monetary policy, TV ​Tokyo said.

An ​earlier draft of ​the government's economic blueprint ‌triggered a sell-off in the yen and bonds by giving markets the impression dovish Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's administration would pressure the central bank to delay ‌rate hikes. A minister in ​charge of the blueprint ​was later ​forced to admit the government ‌will tweak language to ​soothe market ​jitters.

The final version of the blueprint, the first to be compiled by Takaichi's ​administration, ‌is likely to be approved by cabinet ​next week.

(Reporting by Leika Kihara; ​Editing by Raju Gopalakrishnan)