The Bank of Japan will probably add more funds to record monetary stimulus this year, but the likelihood is small that to happen at the meeting this week, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
Declining inflation expectations, sliding oil prices and reversing the decline in the yen put pressure on the central bank to do more for economic growth in Japan.
At its last meeting in December, the central bank left its main objective of the monetary stimulus unchanged, as outlined operational changes for purchases of government bonds, exchange traded funds and investment trusts for real estate.
The policy of expansion of the monetary base at an annual rate of 80 trillion yen ($ 676 billion), mainly through the purchase of government bonds is unchanged from October 2014.
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