As economies around the world are dealing with the effects of inflation, we evaluate if there are differences in how central banks globally are managing the major impact to assets. Out of the Group of Ten, or G-10, countries, one remains an outlier with its particularly dovish stance: the Bank of Japan, or BoJ. What can we take away from how Governor Kuroda is leading the BoJ, while the world experiences the highest levels of inflation seen in decades? And could the yen, which is now at its weakest levels since the 1980s, make a comeback in the near term? In this episode of Disruptive Forces, Head of Portfolio Construction and Risk Management, Tokufumi Kato, PhD, sits with Anu Rajakumar to discuss Japanese policy nuances as well as implications that investors might want to keep their eyes on...
