Invast Securities Sandwich Mase is Solving It Immediately! FX Q&A That People Are Curious About | Episode 4: Graduation from the Know-It-All Series Part 1 "What Is the Bank of Japan's Negative Interest Rate Policy"

Invast Securities Sandwich Manase

1st Class Financial Planning Technician. Worked in bank sales of financial products, then joined Invast Securities as a currency trader. Currently in the Marketing Department, engaging in activities to spread the fun of investing to the world. It is rumored around town that “they answer financial questions instantly,” and I am diligently aiming to become a trusted elder brother everyone relies on.

Also a sandwich lover to the point that colleagues are sometimes exasperated, saying “you never get bored, do you…” Always handling work with a sandwich in hand. Moreover, every night before bed, I make tomorrow’s sandwich myself, and this domestic side is mistaken for a charm point by a romantic who thinks so.

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Invast Securities Minorie

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MinoriHey, Sandwich Manase-kun. I know the Bank of Japan has implemented a negative interest rate policy, but honestly I still don’t fully understand what that means. Can you explain it to me again?

ManaseThe negative interest rate policy sets negative interest rates on a portion of the BOJ current accounts that general commercial banks hold at the Bank of Japan.

MinoriSo the negative rate applies not to our bank accounts but to the BOJ current deposits of banks? I almost withdrew all my own bank deposits. Phew.