英語 での Negative interest rate policy の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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And a negative interest rate policy.
In that sense, the negative interest rate policy will accelerate the process of overcoming deflation.
The first criticismis that many do not feel the benefits of the negative interest rate policy.
When is the impact of negative interest rate policy reflected in the performance of real estate companies?”.
The Bank of Japan(BoJ) and the European Central Bank(ECB)are already implementing a negative interest rate policy.
Bank of Japan adopts negative interest rate policy.
Under a negative interest rate policy, there is no doubt that a wide range of interest rates will decline.
This happened about 20 years before the introduction of the Bank's QQE and the negative interest rate policy.
Therefore, a negative interest rate policy will not necessarily make the Bank's purchases difficult.
On the other hand,there is limited potential for the US to introduce a negative interest rate policy like Japan and the ECB.
Moreover, I believe that the negative interest rate policy has the effect of monetary tightening, rather than an effect of easing.
In fact, the ECB has responded very proactively,being the first among major central banks to introduce a negative interest rate policy and combining it with asset purchases.
Going forward, the effects of the negative interest rate policy are likely to steadily spread to the real economy and inflation.
Negative interest rate policy is a contributing factor to the financial market volatility of the past few months and is possibly one of the major catalysts behind the tightening in global financial conditions.
From the viewpoint of policy makers, a negative interest rate policy and asset purchases are not mutually exclusive.
The negative interest rate policy aims at exerting further downward pressure on interest rates across the entire yield curve by pushing down the short end of the yield curve, in combination with large-scale purchases of JGBs.
These types of loans were greatly affected by the BOJ's negative interest rate policy, and in 2016 some banks lent at less than 1%.
In countries where a negative interest rate policy has been introduced, such as Denmark or Switzerland, the empirical finding is that it is not effective in stimulating the economy.
Moreover, there are many who say that the Bank's large-scale asset purchases and negative interest rate policy are unusual, and thus the policy must be"normalized" as early as possible.
The first is that the negative interest rate policy may have an adverse impact on economic activity and prices by squeezing banks' profits, which could hamper the functioning of financial intermediation.
After increasing the amount of its asset purchases further in 2014,it adopted a negative interest rate policy in January 2016 and introduced QQE with Yield Curve Control in September of that year.
Difficult to introduce a negative interest rate policy in the United States On the other hand, in the US, policy interest rates seem to be leveling out.
Opinions are divided on the economic effects of the negative interest rate policy, and this is a factor fueling worries among people over this measure.
The Bank introduced the negative interest rate policy in January 2016, but this has not been enough to offset negative effects on inflation expectations amid continued volatility in global financial markets.
Thereafter, the European Central Bank(ECB) introduced the negative interest rate policy in 2014, and other central banks such as those in Switzerland and Sweden followed suit.
In 2016, owing to the BOJ's negative interest rate policy, there were several months where the average interest rate for this type of loan was less than 1% for the main street banks.
The Bank of Japan in January 2016 introduced a negative interest rate policy in order to address the strong headwinds caused by turbulence in global financial markets.
Yet were the ECB to end its negative interest rate policy and its quantitative easing so-called, the debt crisis of many banks would explode from Greece to Italy to France to even Germany.
We need to closely monitor the impact of that negative interest rate policy on the Japanese financial market because this is the first time such a policy has been implemented in Japan.