Bank of Japan may still have more work to do

The increasingly upbeat tone of the Bank of Japan’s comments on the economic recovery has dampened consensus expectations of additional monetary easing (on top of that already planned). However, a closer look at the latest inflation forecasts suggests that Board members are far from convinced that their job is done.

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