TOKYO (MarketWatch) -- Some Bank of Japan policy board members argued against more easing steps as the economy recovered, according to the minutes of the BOJ's March 16-17 policy meeting released Monday. One member was concerned about the impact of additional easing on market functions. Last month, the central bank decided by split vote to take more liquidity-boosting steps, doubling the size of its December fund-supplying program. At its latest meeting last week, the BOJ policy board held steady and maintained its optimistic economic outlook.
