TOKYO - The Bank of Japan on Tuesday kept its key interest rate unchanged at around 0.75 percent as it assesses the impact of the Middle East conflict, but sharply raised its inflation outlook for the current fiscal year, reinforcing expectations of a rate hike in the near future.
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