Mark Mobius: BOJ 'Up Against the Wall'

The video discusses Japan's economic policies, including yield curve control and inflation challenges, and their global repercussions. It highlights the shift towards protectionism in globalization, affecting emerging markets. The US trade dynamics are also examined, focusing on exports and economic impact.

How does the current situation of low interest rates affect emerging markets?

What are the implications of Japan's negative interest rates on its economy and global markets?

What is the significance of the 2% inflation target mentioned in the discussion?

In what ways has globalization shifted towards protectionism according to the discussion?

What challenges does the US face regarding its export sector as mentioned in the conversation?