Тhe pace of the Bank of Japan’s quantitative easing is slowing down further, with money supply in December rising by the least -- in percentage terms versus a year earlier -- since January 2013. The deceleration is likely to continue in the near future, according to Maiko Noguchi, a senior economist at Daiwa Securities Co. and a former BOJ official. “Since the BOJ shifted its policy toward yield-curve control, as long as the desired yield curve is being maintained, the amount of asset purchases itself isn’t being pursued so much,” she said. “It’s natural to assume that purchases will keep slowing down.”
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