Chronically weak price gains pushed the Bank of Japan to fine-tune its monetary stimulus on Tuesday, but it appears to be fast running out of tools to achieve its 2 percent inflation target.Analysts say the central bank has little choice but to sit back and pray for inflation to gain momentum, with little room for additional easing measures.Back in April 2013 when the BOJ -- led by then newly-appointed Governor Haruhiko Kuroda -- adopted an unprecedented money-printing program aimed at jumpstarting the country's stagnant economy, it promised to hit the inflation target in around two years.M…READ FULL ARTICLE
