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BOJ Review: Kuroda concedes that Japan’s monetary policies have been exhausted

Posted on August 1, 2016 by perry11

Friday came and went, with Kuroda stating that “ETF was the most appropriate” policy response to Japan’s bad economic shape. While I had underestimated the resistance from banks’ against NIRP, I am glad that my interpretation of BOJ’s narrative was not … Continue reading →

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Resilient Euro ahead of ECB Meeting

Posted on March 6, 2016 by perry11

Strong non-farm payrolls numbers proved irrelevant as a short-lived dollar rally was quickly dismissed by investors. The equity rally continue to prove disappointing for investors expressing their risk-on trade through euro and yen as the dollar loses steam while risk … Continue reading →

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BOJ Review: Kuroda concedes that Japan’s monetary policies have been exhausted

Resilient Euro ahead of ECB Meeting

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