2015年日元展望与安倍经济学密不可分,聚焦130关口（2015 yen Outlook inseparable from Andoubles economics, focusing on the 130 mark）.docVIP

2015年日元展望与安倍经济学密不可分,聚焦130关口（2015 yen Outlook inseparable from Andoubles economics, focusing on the 130 mark） The first half of this year, when the road seems to suppress the yen will be failed, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) will eventually see the lamp of hope. Since July this year, the yen has entered the central bank has long been expected to be a perfect downside channel, against the U.S. dollar in six months time has dropped by 17.1%. According to the official news, Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo (Shinzo Abe) to do so once again served as prime minister, to become Japans ninety-seventh prime minister, Andouble was elected to the will continue to implement the Andouble economics policy to provide a solid guarantee. Japans status quo: weak yen, low inflation, zero growth in economy As for the weak yen and the resulting imported inflation, the BoJ may have achieved its goal, but consumer spending and economic growth remain weak. Therefore, the Bank of Japan in 2015 material and then resorted to aggressive monetary stimulus measures (QQE), Abe and the Japanese central bank governor Kuroda Higashihiko (Haruhiko Kuroda) the real economy will try to make the conduct of monetary policy to a greater range of. The pain of Japans economic growth Despite Andoubles aggressive policy, Japans economy is struggling with a noticeable recovery. Japans second quarter and third quarter economic contraction, early April to raise the consumption tax to the countrys economic burden. But after Mr Andoubles success as the new prime minister, the outlook for the yen is inextricably linked to the Andouble economics policy. 2015 yen Outlook: inseparable from Andoubles economics, focusing on the 130 mark Three arrows of Andouble Economics Andoubles Andouble Economics program contains three arrows designed to combat deflationary pressures and lead Japan out of its 20 year old economic stagnation. Unlike Anglo American policy, Japans prime minister, Andouble, continues to push ahead with fisca