Kuroda’s Yen Problem Isn’t Going Away No Matter What The Fed Does, Goldman Says
Japan’s is not an enviable position.
Category: BOJ
Meanwhile, In Japan: Yield Curve Control Fails, Top US Creditor Status Regained
“The BOJ will have to give up something”.
‘After 700+ Rate Cuts And $10 Trillion In Liquidity’, Quantitative Failure Now Tops The Worry List
This time around, Wonderland will be an even stranger place.
Here Are The 14 Biggest Problems With Central Banks Being ‘The Only Game In Town’
As we approach a pivotal juncture for the post-crisis monetary policy regime, potential problems are mounting.
Out Of Rabbits, A Paralyzed Bank Of Japan Sits Idly By
The BoJ did what they could do on Tuesday – which was nothing.
The ‘Ammo’ Problem Is Back – And It’s Worse Than Ever
The same worry, but now it’s more acute.
Buy It All.
The promise of perpetual liquidity provision…
From Washington To Sintra To Tokyo, Central Banks On The Hot Seat: Full Week Ahead Preview
To the rescue or out of ideas and ammo?
‘Expect The Unexpected’: One Bank Ponders Peak Plutonomy, Peak Polarization, MMT And 70% Taxes
“Bulgakov’s cat, Behemoth, played chess and took trams.”
Back To The New Status Quo.
… back in limbo, chasing the elusive target that we really don’t want to catch.
Come What ‘May’: Full Week Ahead Preview
Data, ‘Brextension’ and the BoJ are this week’s headliners.
If ‘It Sounds, Looks And Smells Like Debt Monetization’, It’s A Duck.
“… and most likely permanently.”
