Some Bank of Japan policymakers last month called for the need to start phasing out massive stimulus and lay the groundwork for a future exit from ultralow interest rates, a summary of opinions at their October meeting showed on Thursday.
The discussions highlight how the BOJ is looking to exit its decade-long accommodative regime, as prospects of sustained inflation and wage growth heighten.
At the Oct. 30-31 meeting, the BOJ kept its ultralow interest rate targets unchanged but tweaked the yield curve control (YCC) to loosen its grip on long-term interest rates.
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