TOKYO: The Bank of Japan on Thursday slashed its annual inflation forecast and once again delayed its timetable f or hitting a two percent target as the economy struggles to gain traction despite years of stimulus.
Central bankers also decided to maintain the BoJ’s ultra-loose monetary policy at a time when their counterparts in other major economies from the Americas to Europe consider tightening their belts.
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