The Bank of Japan may begin financing state spending directly as current stimulus measures fail to stimulate growth. While this will increase the possibility that other countries to follow the steps of Japan, analyst doesn’t see the policy tool making its way to North America and Europe anytime soon.
Investors around the world are beginning to question the efficacy ofquantitative easing, speculating that policy makers from Japan to Europe to the U.S. will be forced to turn to new forms of monetary stimulus to revive growth and spur inflation. Both the European Central Bank and the BOJ have signaled recently that there may be limits to the effectiveness of bond buying and negative interest rates, but BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda eliminated the possibility of helicopter money at the bank’s September meeting.
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