Sony Financial's Kanno Expects BOJ to Continue Policy

The transcript discusses monetary policy in Tokyo, focusing on the BOJ's strategies and challenges. It covers the concept of helicopter money, the BOJ's yield curve control, and the difficulties in achieving a 2% inflation target. The conversation also touches on the BOJ's potential exit strategy and the risks involved, emphasizing the importance of public confidence in the BOJ's policies.

What is the primary focus of the BOJ's current policy framework?

• The interest rates

• The amount of money in circulation

• The exchange rate

• The shape of the yield curve

What is Masaki Cano's view on achieving the 2% inflation target by March 2019?

• He believes it will be achieved earlier

• He thinks it will be achieved exactly on time

• He is confident it will be achieved

• He is skeptical about achieving it by that time

What is a potential consequence if the BOJ does not meet its inflation target?

• It will lead to a decrease in public confidence

• It will result in an increase in interest rates

• It will cause a rise in the stock market

• It will lead to a stronger yen

Why is it important for the BOJ to publish an exit strategy?

• To strengthen the yen

• To restore public confidence

• To increase inflation

• To decrease interest rates

What is a risk associated with the BOJ's current policy if it continues indefinitely?

• An increase in the yen's value

• A decrease in the stock market

• A significant loss in its profit and loss account

• A rise in global oil prices