BOJ leaning toward holding fire on market calm, trade war truce

TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan is leaning toward keeping monetary policy steady next week as stable markets, a truce in U.S.-China trade talks and robust domestic demand give it room to save its dwindling ammunition to battle the next recession, sources said.Developments since last month's meeting have taken some pressure off the BOJ, with the United States and China agreeing on a temporary pause in a trade war that has hurt global growth.The BOJ's "tankan" survey showed that while..