Central Banks' Slow Retreat From Monetary Policy

The video discusses the limitations of monetary policy, particularly in Japan, and the global shift towards fiscal stimulus. It examines the interactions between US and Japanese markets, focusing on the implications for US Treasury yields. The discussion includes future economic projections and the potential impact of fiscal policies in the US.

What are the implications of central banks moving away from traditional monetary policy tools?

In what ways are central banks around the world learning to be more creative in their policies?

How does Japan's high debt-to-GDP ratio affect its ability to implement fiscal stimulus?

What challenges does Japan face in achieving its inflation targets?

What factors make U.S. Treasury bonds attractive compared to other G4 bond markets?