Bank of Japan maintains interest rates at 0%-0.1% and bond-buying after yen hits a 34-year low.

Bank of Japan (BOJ) has kept its interest rates steady and unchanged at 0%-0.1% after a two-day meeting. It also simplified its language on bond-buying and maintained its government bond purchases in line with the March decision. The BOJ's decision comes after the yen hit a fresh 34-year low recently. The bank expects inflation to remain around 2% in the coming years.