Bill Gross: The BOJ Has Gone Off the Deep End With QE

The transcript discusses the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) monetary policies, including quantitative easing, negative interest rates, and stock purchases. It highlights the BOJ's significant influence on large-cap Japanese stocks and its focus on achieving 2% inflation. The impact of these policies on the yen-dollar trade is examined, noting recent market reversals. A comparison with the Federal Reserve's strategies is made, emphasizing the BOJ's commitment to combating deflation and ensuring future growth despite challenges.

In what ways has the Bank of Japan's quantitative easing strategy backfired recently?

What are the main concerns of the Bank of Japan regarding inflation and economic growth?