TOKYO - The Bank of Japan on Tuesday lifted its inflation forecasts for the next fiscal year, reflecting higher raw material costs and the effect of a weaker yen, but maintained its easy monetary policy as the 2 percent target is still far off and surging COVID-19 cases are raising uncertainty.
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