The Bank of Japan skipped a rate increase on Tuesday due to economic uncertainties related to U.S. tariff policy.
It also said that it would adjust its Japanese government bond purchasing program in a way that could help shore up the bond market.
The decisions were made at a two-day policy meeting that concluded Tuesday.
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