Today adviser to the Prime Minister of Japan, Honda said that the government is ready to intervene against fluctuations in the JPY and it is needed even more easing monetary policy, coupled with tax and fiscal incentives. According to Bloomberg, BoJ constantly accelerating purchases of exchange-traded funds. The comment by Bloomberg argues that the Bank of Japan holds more blue chips in Japan than Regarded as the largest fund in the world - Blackrock.
According to Goldman Sachs bank is likely to speed up the pace to a volume close to JPY 7 trillion. and become the largest shareholder in 40 companies in the Nikkei 225.
HSBC Experts claim that it can reach up to JPY 13 trillion., which will become BoJ in the top shareholder in nearly 90 companies.
UBS assess the 65% likelihood of new mitigation on the forthcoming BoJ meeting of April 28. UBS's analysis predicts an additional cash amount of JPY 20 trillion and lowering the basic interest on bank reserves to -0.2%.
The general opinion of analysts is that the behavior of the Japanese Bank began increasingly to resemble the behavior of large hedge fund, but not as the central bank.
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