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  • Kuroda: Japan's Inflation Dynamics and the Role of Monetary Policy

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    It is a great privilege to be invited to speak at Columbia Business School today. The Center on Japanese Economy and Business (CJEB) has long been a central hub for leading economists to carry out research and promote a better understanding regarding Japan's economy. I wish to express my deep respect for the efforts of Professor Emeritus Hugh Patrick, the founder of the CJEB, Professor David E. Weinstein, the current director at the center, and Professor Ito Takatoshi, my longtime friend and good partner in economic debate. More than two years have passed since the COVID-19 outbreak in spring 2020. Despite the ... (full story)

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nice trend
Its Kuroda vs. Lagarde, as who will destroy the economy quicker.
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What a idiot
People don't plan to lose. They lose because they don't plan.
Can anyone tell me please why inflation in Japan is not getting higher like every other parts of world?
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Everyone can see the chart, but only a few can actually read it.
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nice.. thanks for the 40pips..
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So 135 is coming in a few weeks.

All time high could show it's face again
Quoting Blessed-man
So 135 is coming in a few weeks. All time high could show it's face again
Looks like a typical friday stop loss hunt...I would say 125 soon.
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Do it Kuroda! Do it!
Don't base your strategy on what I'm saying
Be careful of stop hunting
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Quoting Topucu
Can anyone tell me please why inflation in Japan is not getting higher like every other parts of world?
Because inflation is only going to happen if the demand for good is increased (people have more money to spend). Japan has kept salaries at the same level for last several decades, which caused deflation. Kuroda is trying to artificially cause inflation with devaluation of Yen, which IMO will help export but since Japan imports all raw materials, profits will flow somewhere else, and Japans economy will weaken.
The longer the "can't miss, can't lose" JPY carry trade goes on, the more grotesque the leverage in the trade will grow, and the more vicious the risk-off counter move will be when there is, oh, say, a major geopolitical surprise overnight/over the weekend.
The Yen will come back and bite Kuroda in the hind quarters.
Quoting Topucu
Can anyone tell me please why inflation in Japan is not getting higher like every other parts of world?
Japan monetary policy stayed almost the same during pandemic. Their economy did not suffer such a hard hit as US and EU. Money in cicrculation was not raised so much to inflate JPY. The problem is that world banks are raising rates while Japan doesent have need for that action which will slower their economy. Higher rate,less money in supply,less money for buisnesses etc..so what is happening right now is that investors are taking money from JPY bonds and switching to USD or GOLD. Because of that YEN is losing its value and its causing inflation which will probably lead to rate spike.
Yen is coming back!!
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