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Economists polled by Reuters expect the BOJ will maintain its benchmark interest rate at 0%-0.1% , but Nikkei reported the central bank is considering reducing its holdings of Japanese government bonds.
Overnight in U.S. , the S&P 500 rose to post a fourth consecutive record close as traders weighed more data showing inflation pressures may be easing.
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