TOKYO - The Bank of Japan on Tuesday left its monetary easing framework unchanged and vowed to keep ultralow rates to ensure wage growth and stable inflation, capping off 2023 with a dovish tilt as its chief Kazuo Ueda trod carefully not to fuel market talk of policy normalization.
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