The Bank of Japan seems to be getting more concerned about the impact of low policy rates on financial stability. However, the financial system is neither unwilling to provide credit nor is credit growing at an unsustainable pace. And with inflation having fallen back again recently, the Bank will have to keep policy loose for longer.
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