Japan’s yen has been falling in value against other currencies for a while, partly due to the Bank of Japan’s loose monetary policy and long-standing yield curve control. Although the yen’s depreciation benefits some, markets are waiting to see if the currency’s descent will prompt the BoJ to raise rates and end its yield curve control.
By Naomi Rovnick and Kevin Buckland LONDON/TOKYO (Reuters) - Global inflationary forces are finally seeping into Japan's economy after decades of fall.
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Global inflationary
forces are finally seeping into Japan s economy after decades of
falling prices, forcing investors to radically rethink their
Japan bets as the Bank of Japan considers a major.
LONDON/TOKYO : Global inflationary forces are finally seeping into Japan's economy after decades of falling prices, forcing investors to radically rethink their Japan bets as the Bank of Japan considers a major policy shift.International investors, who have long favoured stocks benefiting from Japan's age