TOKYO -- The Bank of Japan's balance sheet is increasing once again as it steps up asset purchases to combat yields buoyed by inflation concerns in the U.S. and Europe.
Japan monetary policy pulled in two directions by rising yields, weaker currency
Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda views a weak yen as generally favorable but has recently expressed concern over its rapid softening. © Reuters
TOKYO -- The Bank of Japan's balance sheet is increasing once again as it steps up asset purchases to combat yields buoyed by inflation concerns in the U.S. and Europe.