TOKYO - The Bank of Japan is widely expected to keep its ultraeasy monetary policy unchanged at its two-day policy meeting from Thursday, but financial markets are set to scrutinize any change in its messaging on inflation and the yen's rapid decline -- a byproduct of the BOJ's dovish stance.
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