(Reuters) - The BOJ is expected to repeat its message that the economy's long expansion remains intact and core consumer inflation should slowly accelerate from near zero, laying the groundwork for future interest rate rises.
Two-year yields have matched nine-month highs this week and December euroyen futures have hit a nine-year low as investors gird for the BOJ to raise rates in the third or fourth quarter, with some speculation stirring of a move even sooner.
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