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- Former Fed chairman Bernanke: despite improvement in Japan's economy, there is still a strong case for Bank of Japan to continue with 2 pct inflation target
Former Fed chairman Bernanke: despite improvement in Japan's economy, there is still a strong case for Bank of Japan to continue with 2 pct inflation target
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I see BoJ's inflation overshoot commitment and YCC as constructive developments
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Transmission mechanisms for BoJ have approached their limit
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BoJ will likely to be able to control jgb yields with smaller volumes of purchases
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BoJ policy, combined with fiscal stimulus, could help inflation reach 2 pct
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Cannot rule out possibility BoJ will have to do more
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One option is for govt to commit to fiscal spending and BoJ to commit to keeping debt/gdp ratio the same
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BoJ could allow overshoot of inflation to offset rise in debt/gdp ratio
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