The Bank of Japan wraps up a two-day policy meeting Tuesday with the under-pressure central bank widely expected to usher in fresh easing measures aimed at boosting the nation's limp economy. The yen has been in a steep decline as markets bet the BoJ will inflate its 101 trillion yen ($1.13 trillion) asset-buying programme in what would be the first time in nearly a decade that the BoJ has expanded monetary policy after two consecutive policy meetings. An expansion of the programme, the bank's main policy tool with rates near zero, would be its fourth major move since September after the BoJ's US and European ... (full story)