The Bank of Japan offered an upbeat outlook on the nation’s overall economy Friday, saying that financial conditions continue to show signs of improvement. However, the bank said a self-sustaining domestic-demand recovery was still not assured. It unanimously left its overnight call-rate target at 0.1%, as widely expected.
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