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Bank of Japan to Start Offloading More Assets

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) has long stood apart from other major central banks by maintaining ultra-loose monetary policy and holding massive amounts of government bonds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Now, in a historic shift, the BOJ has signaled that it will begin offloading more assets from its balance sheet. This change reflects growing confidence in the Japanese economy’s recovery and rising inflationary pressures, but it also raises important questions about market stability, global financial flows, and the yen’s future.

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