Neuberger Berman - CIO Weekly Perspectives: Lost in Translation

Zurich / Boston, 15 August 2016 - in the CIO Weekly Perspectives® from Neuberger Berman, one of the world's leading private, independent, employee-owned investment manager, CIO Brad Tank gives a comment why markets should not be so disappointed at Japan's policy measures.

"While the Bank of England managed to surprise positively with its first post-Brexit rate cut and QE boost, the market was disappointed with what the Bank of Japan (BoJ) unveiled. The yen strengthened sharply and Japanese equities swooned. Perhaps all the talk of helicopter money had raised expectations too high."

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