BOJ holds JGB reduction pace at ¥200B/quarter through Jan–Mar 2027; taper approved 7–1, interim checks ended.
The Bank of Japan maintained its plan to gradually reduce Japanese government bond purchases by ¥200 billion per quarter through January–March 2027. The taper was approved by a 7–1 vote, and the bank ended interim checks on the reduction pace.
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