Opinions split on BoJ bond tapering, minutes show
Experts say adjustments to JGB purchases more likely, given divergence of views
The Bank of Japan and market participants expressed a range of views about how the bank should proceed in tapering its government bond purchases, according to minutes published today (June 2).
The BoJ and figures from the country’s financial industry shared opinions on the state of the Japan government bond (JGB) market, according to minutes of the meeting that took place on May 21–22. The unattributed record shows that participants variously advocated for maintaining the current pace of
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