The Bank of Japan on Thursday underscored its resolve to persist with ultraeasy monetary policy and vowed to rein in rising long-term interest rates, judging that recent inflation, driven by surging raw material costs amid the war in Ukraine, will not last and its 2 percent target remains elusive.
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