Japan is the only major economy to have negative interest rates, a monetary policy tool that central banks use to stimulate economic growth. The market however has begun to envisage the end of negative rates for Japan. Kentaro Koyama, Deutsche Bank’s Chief Economist for Japan, discusses the potential impact, if the Bank of Japan changes its policy to end negative interest rates.
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Japan is the only major economy to have negative interest rates, a monetary policy tool that central banks use to stimulate economic growth. The market however has begun to envisage the end of negative rates for Japan. Kentaro Koyama, Deutsche Bank’s Chief Economist for Japan, discusses the potential impact, if the Bank of Japan changes its policy to end negative interest rates.