IMF sees BOJ keeping negative rates, scope for tweak to yield cap

The Bank of Japan is likely to maintain negative short-term interest rates until inflation durably hits 2%, but could allow long-term yields to move more flexibly around its target, a senior International Monetary Fund official said on Friday.

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