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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailChina today is very similar to Japan's lost decade in the 1990s: StrategistKevin Hebner from TD Epoch say China's debt burden especially in the real estate sector poses a serious challenge to policymakers in Beijing.
Persons: Japan's, Kevin Hebner Locations: China, Beijing
Japan needs to transition sooner to a "new normal" as the country's current ultra low interest rate policy regime has been "inappropriate" and "very harmful" for the economy, according to a strategist. Central banks around the world have raised rates aggressively to rein in inflation, but Japan has kept its benchmark rate at -0.1% since 2016. On Friday, the Bank of Japan kept its ultra low interest rates unchanged but shocked financial markets by loosening its yield curve control — or YCC. "And when you have zero interest rates, it creates all sorts of distortions and dislocations that I think are very harmful." Moving away from negative interest rates would have far-reaching effects on the Japanese economy, from corporate investment to household savings.
Persons: Kevin Hebner, CNBC's, they've, Hebner, It's, Japan hasn't, hasn't Organizations: Bank of Japan Locations: Japan
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailJapan's zero interest rate policy has been 'inappropriate' for the last 20 years, strategist saysKevin Hebner, global investment strategist at TD Epoch, explains why the sooner it can move to a more "normal" structure, the better.
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