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Japan's central bank is slowly selling its massive ETF holdings over 100 years to return to normal monetary policy, with markets remaining stable.
The Bank of Japan is gradually reducing its ¥79.5 trillion in ETF holdings, selling about 620 billion yen annually over roughly a century to normalize policy after decades of aggressive intervention.
The move, aimed at aligning with traditional central banking practices, has sparked minor market dips but no major disruptions, as Japanese equities quickly rebounded to record highs.
Strong investor confidence, corporate buybacks, foreign investment, and governance reforms continue to support the market, despite risks from political transitions and global trade pressures.
Analysts expect the phased sell-off to be absorbed by market demand, with the broader bull market likely to persist.
El banco central de Japón está vendiendo lentamente sus enormes tenencias de ETF durante más de 100 años para volver a la política monetaria normal, con los mercados permaneciendo estables.