/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.56535634]

Buy BTC now

[Anonymous No.56535643]

>print money to fight inflation

[Anonymous No.56535656]

>>56535643
My first fucking thought. News is just assembling words and pictures that make the people elected post 2020 sound responsible and competent at this point

[Anonymous No.56535695]

I LIVE in Japan. this is already happening. they have been subsidising electricity/gas/car gasoline prices for 2 years at this point.

this is just earmarking more to continue it if necessary.
Honestly i dont understand why the havent just started dumping their mass vault of US T-bills at this point. it would definitely restore their currency substantially

[Anonymous No.56535698]

>>56535656
>>56535643
>>56535634
Japan has been fighting extreme deflation for decades now. Their economic system is an outlier.

If you check it their inflation is 3% rn with 263% debt to GDP, so higher inflation would ease their debt burden in real terms actually.

[Anonymous No.56535701]

>>56535634
inflationaru is highu? printu more monu! eat ze bugs!
>>56535643
this!

[Anonymous No.56535703]

>>56535695
My cock is big in japan desu!

[Anonymous No.56535708]

>>56535695
They are defending the currency with it, also pushing down their yields and sometimes buying Nikkei with it.

They also bought some Russian (they get nat gas and oil from Sakhalin) and Chinese (their suppliers) bonds while they dumped USTs to avoid an Asia recession.

[Anonymous No.56535712]

>>56535698
>so higher inflation would ease their debt burden in real terms actually
So... the article headline should say basically anything but what it says? Possibly
>Japan intends to devalue its currency to battle public debt
That sounds awful though, so we get
>WE WERE ALWAYS AT WAR WITH EAST ASIA

[Anonymous No.56535715]

>>56535698
They haven't been fighting deflation for a long time and 3% is already the upper limit of "normal" inflation. It should really be 2% or less. Their coming monetary debasement will make it easier to service their debts but it will wreack havoc on their inflation and cost of living which is already extremely high. All of these governments and economists are circling the drain at this point and just hoping normies never wake up to how they've been systematically scammed.

[Anonymous No.56535736]

>>56535715
They do, you just can't see it because they monetarily stimulate that much constantly.

They were fighting all of the 4 types: https://www.yardeni.com/pub/mb_200518_excerpt.pdf

Détente (post-Cold War) and disruption (tech cycle) are out of the window now, but demography and debt remain.

[Anonymous No.56535743]

I think it would be beneficial for the world economy if governments around the world would start using M and B, instead of B and T.
Most citizens wouldn't think much about it if 110 million was announced instead of 110 billions; and to some extend the goal of issuing these stimuli packages is to increase confidence that the government is on top of the problem - you could do this with a symbolic amount instead of a real amount.

[Anonymous No.56535755]

>>56535715
Their cost of living is extremely low (they have low internal consumption), it's just their wages are relatively low.

[Anonymous No.56535756]

I thought the Japanese were the smart guys, why are they doing something so stupid?

[Anonymous No.56535758]

>>56535643
owarida

[Anonymous No.56535771]

>>56535715
>and just hoping normies never wake up to how they've been systematically scammed.
NPCs are preprogrammed by the system, they wont wake up ever, that is SURE!

[Anonymous No.56535776]

>>56535756
IDK anon, world goverment theatre, owning nothing and eating bugs maybe?

[Anonymous No.56535816]

>>56535756
Soon all governments will do it, because you can't taper a ponzi

[Anonymous No.56536009]

>>56535634
>japs
>spend money
Its staying in the bank