The Bank of Japan decided Tuesday to slow the pace of its government bond-buying reduction beyond next year while keeping interest rates unchanged, underscoring a cautious approach to normalizing monetary policy amid trade and economic uncertainties.At a press conference following the BOJ's two-day policy meeting, Governor Kazuo Ueda expressed concern about the outlook for Japan's economy in light of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff hikes, saying downside risks now "exceed" upside ones for both growth and prices.Under the latest plan, the central bank will scale back its debt buying by …READ FULL ARTICLE