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Invast Securities Minori

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*This article is a reprint/edit of an article from FX攻略.com September 2020 issue. Please note that the market information written here differs from the current market.

MinoriSo far you’ve explained about the Bank of Japan’s monetary policy, but what is this policy called “quantity easing with yield curve control” in the first place?

MaseIt’s a monetary policy that incorporates the concept of “Yield Curve Control”! First, let’s review the previous lesson. What was the BoJ’s monetary policy goal?

MinoriUh, it was to stabilize inflation to exceed 2%!

MaseThat’s right; a 2% inflation rate has been regarded as the global standard for fostering a healthy economic cycle.

However, the BoJ has continued strong monetary easing but failed to achieve the “2% inflation target.” The reason is believed to be external economic factors and the Japanese people’s “deflation mindset” not being shaken off.

MinoriFrom current circumstances and past experiences, “deflation” has become ingrained in Japanese minds, making it hard for future mindsets to brighten.