{video} The Bank of Japan starts a closely watched two-day policy meeting on Monday. The market focus is on any further signals about a possible shift in the bank's ultra-loose monetary stance. Investors speculate the central bank is laying the groundwork to end negative interest rates. This follows comments by BOJ Governor Ueda Kazuo earlier this month in the Diet. Previously, Ueda said the bank will maintain negative short-term interest rates and yield curve control until its 2-percent inflation target is reached and remains stable. He added that the BOJ will await the results of annual wage negotiations next ... (full story)