Keeping QE Will Deepen Japans Problems: Al-Hammoury

The video discusses Japan's economic challenges, focusing on the impact of a sales tax hike leading to a potential triple dip recession. It highlights Japan's history of quantitative easing (QE) and the need for structural reforms to address economic issues. The current GDP figures are worse than expected, indicating ongoing struggles. The video suggests that Japan's situation serves as a warning to other central banks about the dangers of relying solely on QE without implementing necessary reforms.

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