On March 19 the Bank of Japan ended its regime of negative rates, concluding the world’s longest (and last) experiment with below-zero monetary policy. While the verdict on that policy’s overall impact is likely to be debated by economists for years to come, currency traders have been watching for more immediate repercussions – specifically to the international ‘carry trade’ between the yen, US dollar and US Treasury bonds, which has for years been contingent upon the BOJ’s negative-rate program. Presented by @cmegroup: https://www.cmegroup.com/openmarkets/...
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