BoJ is reportedly leaning towards keeping its yield control policy unchanged at the upcoming meeting, via Reuters citing sources

No consensus within the BoJ on how soon it should begin phasing out stimulus; many policy makers see no imminent need for fresh steps given the 10yr yield is trading stably within the 0.50% cap. Adding, BoJ can wait until there is more clarity on whether a hard landing can be avoided and allow for further wage increases next year.
Sources add, YCC needs to end at some point. Though, the timing is not now.
Another source said even if tweaks were made, likely be a minor fine-tuning to make YCC sustainable.
Expected to revise up core inflation forecasts for FY23, via source; though, FY24 & FY25 expected to be largely in-line with current projections.