BoJ to weigh slowdown in bond buying cuts after volatility rises


TOKYO: The Bank of Japan (BoJ) is set to consider whether to taper its bond purchases at a slower pace while also leaving its benchmark interest rate unchanged, in a decision that will be closely scrutinised by the bond market.

All 53 BoJ watchers surveyed expect no change in the central bank’s 0.5% interest rate at the two-day gathering concluding today.

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