typeof object: The central bank failed to provide an exact timeline for winding down its 80-trillion-yen 760-billion, 732-billion-euro annual asset purchase program, according to Deutsche Welle. We expect policymakers to scale back the annual pace of purchases to 75 trillion yen sometime next year, though the bank will want to avoid the impression that this constitutes a withdrawal of stimulus, Capital Economics analyst Marcel Thieliant said in a statement. Policymakers held fire on further stimulus and said they would maintain a plan to keep the yield on government 10-year bonds around zero as part of a broader bid to foster growth. Watch video cooperation on Industry 4.0Send Facebook Twitter Google Whatsapp if typeof WURFL 'object' if WURFL.is mobile && ! -1 WURFL.is mobile && ! -1 ; Tumblr linkedin stumble Digg reddit Newsvine Permalink cooperation on Industry 4.0 The currency factor The Bank of Japan said the economy was likely to turn to a moderate expansion in the months ahead. A weaker yen is good news for Japan's exporters as it enhances their competitiveness and profitability. The yen has fallen more than 17 percent against the greenback since Donald Trump's US presidential election win in November fanned speculation that his plans for government spending and tax cuts would force the Federal Reserve to hike borrowing costs further.
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