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The Bank of Japan is expected to discuss reducing bond purchases as early as its upcoming policy meeting next week, potentially slowing the pace of buying from the current ¥6 trillion per month. The central bank aims for a gradual and staged reduction, possibly considering ¥5 trillion as the next mark. While market watchers anticipate potential impacts on bond yields and the yen, the BOJ plans to assess market conditions before making a final decision, emphasizing a market-driven approach despite recent yield increases and adjustments in its monetary policy tools post the March meeting.
Source: YAHOO