Die Abwertung des Yen um fast 160 Yen sei „übertrieben“, sagt Kuroda, ehemaliger Gouverneur der Bank of Japan, und nennt als zugrunde liegenden Faktor „Takaichis Finanzpolitik“. „Die Preise haben begonnen zu steigen… Es besteht keine Notwendigkeit, die geldpolitische Lockerung noch weiter fortzusetzen.“
https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASV3W1GDCV3WUQIP00ZM.html
5 Kommentare
The BOJ has to choose between raising the interest rates and killing the economy or keeping them down so the economy stays alive but accepting inflation and weak yen.
The latter wouldn’t be so bad if companies raised salaries instead of keeping them slightly above the levels from decades ago.
Kuroda , he is the one responsible. Now his successor is stuck. Rates should be at 2% and USDJPY at 135 . Now Japan has to choose between bankruptcy or popping the bubble due to overly artificially inflated cies earnings due to weak yen . With the coming global recession , weak yen is becoming a liability
Kuroda left a big mess behind him. Ueda does what he can but his job is nearly mission impossible.
Official BOJ Interest rate of 0.75%. What a joke.
Are you f*cking kidding me?
Oil supply is collapsing
Does that not matter?