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Analysts say central bank faces tough choice: inflict more pain on lenders or risk yen rally
The ‘policy pioneer’ must face up to increasingly tough challenges
Only brokerages will benefit if the central bank steps up buying of ETFs and J-Reits
Japan’s central bank in wait-and-see mode as it anticipates a likely a rate cut from the US Fed
Tankan index for all companies slips
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Market questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Central bank’s buying of exchange traded funds has become a prop for the market
Pioneer of radical monetary policies will soon have to innovate again
Central bank’s forward guidance suggests inflation target remains a long way off
Monetary policy experiment raises questions about central banks’ limitations
Bank of Japan survey shows little impetus for hopes of wage growth boosting consumption in 2019
The central bank’s large holdings in passive funds are being questioned
Unions and Bank of Japan had been aiming for faster wage growth
Koji Fujiwara says growth and stability are more important than low inflation
Central bank says progress on inflation still ‘relatively weak’ despite tight job market
All eyes on Tokyo as investors weigh country’s exposure in event of downturn
Growth in prices is stubbornly low, but the real economy is healthy
Two big new listings on indices will bring a reminder of the role passive money now plays
Markets act as mechanisms to help allay tension between countries and central banks
Flooding and earthquake blamed for 1.2% contraction in third quarter
Central bank chief signals Japan’s run of massive monetary stimulus may be over
