TOKYO -- Some policymakers at the Bank of Japan see a path to the BOJ's goal of a sustained, stable 2% inflation rate, a summary of opinions from their latest meeting shows, though concern about inflation outpacing the bank's projections is rising.
The growing uncertainty about prices drew attention during the central bank's two-day policy meeting ended July 28, as one board member cited "increasingly significant upside and downside risks to the outlook for prices," according to the document published Monday.
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