Japan implemented negative interest rates in January 2016, surprising global markets with an unconventional monetary policy to combat deflation and stimulate economic growth. The policy, implemented after other monetary moves failed to have the desired effects, has sought to encourage banks to lend, consumers to spend and businesses to invest by penalizing holding excessive reserves. […]
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