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The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is planning to exit from easy monetary policy next year, but it needs some good fortune, according to exclusive reports. The BOJ's policy change allows for higher 10-year bond yields, and it can afford to raise borrowing costs slowly due to low inflation. This move may give Japan an edge as other countries loosen their monetary policies. The end of Japan's yield curve control experiment is expected to reshape capital flows from the world's largest net international creditor.
The Bank of Japan has in effect scrapped its policy of placing a hard cap on bond yields. How does this affect investors, and does it spell an end to the world's last negative interest rates? Read our explainer: https://t.co/wbN5byaH7b https://t.co/KLAuQtfQ6A
My piece this week: Japan's slow exit from yield-curve control, and the huge gap in short-term interest rates between Japan and the rest of the world is going to reshape capital flows from the biggest net international creditor in the world. https://t.co/4uFwLO5izr
What the end of Japan’s yield curve control experiment means for markets https://t.co/UaEvHRWKsQ
🎙️ On @Breakingviews: The BOJ changed its policy to allow higher 10-year bond yields. Unlike in the US, it can afford to raise borrowing costs slowly as inflation is low. Columnists discuss why monetary tightening as others loosen may give Japan an edge https://t.co/jr6POrXNg8 https://t.co/mcgZ8zJklu
Exclusive: BOJ plans to exit from easy policy next year but needs some good fortune - Reuters https://t.co/EyW8QQ4syU
Exclusive: BOJ plans to exit from easy policy next year but needs some good fortune https://t.co/EJKvWaioCR https://t.co/ICB24NEwFR
🔴 BOJ PLANS TO EXIT FROM EASY MONETARY POLICY NEXT YEAR. https://t.co/gDIB7CUOCo
🔴 ⚠️ BREAKING: BOJ PLANS TO EXIT FROM EASY MONETARY POLICY NEXT YEAR.
🔴 BOJ PLANS TO EXIT FROM EASY MONETARY POLICY NEXT YEAR.
⚠️ EXCLUSIVE-BOJ PLANS TO EXIT FROM EASY POLICY NEXT YEAR BUT NEEDS SOME GOOD FORTUNE Full Story → https://t.co/CvWnvJKO6d