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Abenomics: Japan's economic revolution will rock our world. BOJ blows big bubble say experts.; Japanese people have a bubble every 50 years. Once Japan does have a bubble they do it really big.
Topic Started: 22 Jan 2013, 12:01 PM (13,757 Views)
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Catweasel say interesting.

japan now talk of chatter class

and expert regurge same narrative over and a over.

but what about before recent lovefest?

what a japanese private sector do for last the 10 year?

why a japan largest fdi in a SEA?

why a eggslice cost the dollar but maybe a 5 dollar in a Australia?

so many question, so few the answer?
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Catweasel
22 May 2013, 12:32 PM
japan now talk of chatter class
and expert regurge same narrative over and a over.
but what about before recent lovefest?
what a japanese private sector do for last the 10 year?
why a japan largest fdi in a SEA?
why a eggslice cost the dollar but maybe a 5 dollar in a Australia?
so many question, so few the answer?
All lowercase now? LOL, is this a new tactic because everybody just ignores your posts? Oh well, you managed to get one response this time, nice work. :lol
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22 May 2013, 12:43 PM
All lowercase now? LOL, is this a new tactic because everybody just ignores your posts? Oh well, you managed to get one response this time, nice work. :lol
Catweasel learn much by watch scurry in sandpit.

It expect mouzealot and mouse to ignore if it outside accepted narratives, beliefs, motivations and a attitudes.

But Catweasel cannot ignore its hairy little friends and specimens.

Because of curious and fascinate.
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Kuroda's recent comment re JGB volatility

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"BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda vowed to take steps needed to reduce volatility in the JGB market, but he disappointed some bond investors by sticking with the strategy of leaving it to BOJ bureaucrats to address the problem by tweaking the bank's market operations.

Indeed, Kuroda played down any economic impact from the bond moves, where the benchmark yield recently had its biggest three-day spike in a decade as investors struggle to cope with the overwhelming impact of the BOJ's radical money expansion.

"I don't think the recent rise in yields is having a big impact on the economy," Kuroda told a news conference after a two-day BOJ policy meeting.

"We will continue to monitor market moves and respond with flexibility in the pace and maturities of bond purchases and in market operations."

Kuroda emphasized that these adjustments would not change the BOJ's commitment to buying about 50 trillion yen in government debt a year.

The purchases, running about 7.5 trillion yen a month, were intended to lower rates across the yield curve. But despite the BOJ buying the equivalent of 70 percent of new government-debt issuance, the policy has caused yields to rise erratically on worries that the purchases are distorting the market and sapping liquidity, according to some analysts.

Kuroda said the higher long-term interest rates are due partly to growing confidence in Japan's economy, but the volatility seen since the BOJ overhauled policy last month shows how difficult it will be for the central bank to control long-term yields."

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The JGB market is seeing a lot of selling this morning, the 10y hitting 1% yield.

Kuroda and Abe have a mammoth task, akin to driving a D9 dozer through the eye of a needle.

and now the BOJ injects 2 trillion yen to calm the JGB market and the NIKKEI drops 1000 points, with the US three day weekend coming up things are looking interesting.

Edited by Enjoy The Ride, 23 May 2013, 03:57 PM.
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23 May 2013, 11:34 AM
The JGB market is seeing a lot of selling this morning, the 10y hitting 1% yield.

Kuroda and Abe have a mammoth task, akin to driving a D9 dozer through the eye of a needle.

and now the BOJ injects 2 trillion yen to calm the JGB market and the NIKKEI drops 1000 points, with the US three day weekend coming up things are looking interesting.

Down 7%.

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At the moment everyone is running from one side of the boat to the other.

Just a simple question to the Krugmanites, how can a rational person "invest" in the true sense of the word whilst CB whispering is the market driver.

The volatility seen today in JGB's and the Nikkei is purely second guessing government action, it has nothing to do with the economy, in fact the Govt and the BOJ have become the economy.

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23 May 2013, 06:03 PM
At the moment everyone is running from one side of the boat to the other.



When they should really be getting the hell out of dodge. I've always wondered what unwinding a 4 Trillion dollar carry trade would look like.
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Just a simple question to the Krugmanites, how can a rational person "invest" in the true sense of the word whilst CB whispering is the market driver.

It's the wealth effect apparently. If you hold equities and they go up 50%, you feel wealthier so you spend more. Apparently the cost of living also rising 50% has no effect on this behaviour.
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The volatility seen today in JGB's and the Nikkei is purely second guessing government action, it has nothing to do with the economy, in fact the Govt and the BOJ have become the economy.

I wouldn't say they have become the economy, but they have become the market. Of course, the reason it is not working as well as expected is because they are not doing enough. The BOJ really needs to buy 99% of the outstanding bonds so there is no longer a secondary market.
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23 May 2013, 07:03 PM



I wouldn't say they have become the economy, but they have become the market. Of course, the reason it is not working as well as expected is because they are not doing enough. The BOJ really needs to buy 99% of the outstanding bonds so there is no longer a secondary market.
I am afraid they are going to try it.... 30 years of deflation will seem like a nice dream soon.
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The GFC isnt over. It is still here and building momentum.
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