Japan Economics Weekly
“Operation Twist” not so pivotal for the yen
The prospect of a renewed widening of the spread between two-year yields in the US and those in Japan is being cited by some as a good reason to expect the yen to weaken if the Fed implements “Operation Twist”. That view seems overly-simplistic. The stronger point is perhaps that Operation Twist is an alternative to further quantitative easing from the Fed, which might otherwise have driven the dollar lower still.
Access to the full article is restricted to Capital Economics clients only.
If you are a client, please log in below to view this article.
Not a client?
To become a client, take a FREE Trial to receive information on services available from Capital Economics.
> Find out more- Bank of Japan Watch
- Japan Rapid Response
- Japan Data Response
- Japan Economics Weekly
- Japan Chart Book
- Japan Economics Update
- Japan Economics Focus
Our service includes
- Publications
- Website access
- Seminars & conferences
Capital Economics
The leading macroeconomic research consultancy
The selected article is from our PUBLICATION NAME HERE publication, which is available as part of our SERVICE NAME HERE service.
SERVICE NAME HERE
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nam tortor lacus, fringilla eget vehicula id, sodales at felis. Phasellus porttitor nibh et nisi tempor viverra. Nullam sapien est, varius ut porta vitae, dignissim varius.
> Find out moreSubscribe now
To subscribe to this service, please contact us at our London office on (0)20 7823 5000, our Singapore office on +65 6595 5190 or our Toronto office on +1.416.413.0428. Alternatively please email us at publications@capitaleconomics.com