Bank of Japan on hold for a while yet

The Bank of Japan’s willingness to cut interest rates even further from already exceptionally low levels, combined with the prospect of outright declines in both economic activity and prices, suggests that rates are heading back to zero and will remain there for the foreseeable future

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