When it comes to interest rates, Japan and the US are heading in opposite directions. The Bank of Japan (BOJ) this week delivered a 15 bps rate hike and raised the upper bound of its target rate to 0.25%, in addition to announcing plans for quantitative tightening to gradually reduce its monthly outright purchases of Japanese government bonds. That could…
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