The Curious Case Of Japanese Inflation And The Falling Yen
Daniel Moss, Columnist, Bloomberg Opinion
22-Apr-22 07:30
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While other central banks are hiking interest rates this year, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) is expected to remain dovish as part of a long-standing bid to push up inflation. This has led to the Japanese yen tumbling, putting pressure on economic recovery. We discuss the factors that will influence monetary and fiscal policy in Japan with Daniel Moss of Bloomberg Opinion. Image credit: Shutterstock.com
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Categories: trends and forecasts, markets
Tags: japanese inflation, japan, japanese economy, japanese yen, inflation, bank of japan,
