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The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is contemplating a slower pace of bond tapering in the upcoming fiscal year to mitigate disruptions in the bond market, following recent volatility in Japan's government bond yields. While there is no consensus among its policymakers, some suggest reducing quarterly purchases to around 200 billion yen, half the current pace. The BOJ will finalize its decision during its policy meeting from June 16-17, as it aims to cautiously unwind years of significant monetary stimulus while monitoring market stability.
Source: YAHOO