Once upon a time, in a sea of contrasting global economic currents, there was a glittering island nation - Japan. Some of newest forecasts hint that at the dawn of the upcoming year, this economic archipelago might indulge in a high-stake gamble. Ready to cast aside its long-held, loose monetary policy and replace it with a sturdier alternative—as suggested by a pack of 20% economists sparking off the Reuters poll.
In the elvish realm of finance and economy, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) has been maintaining a liberal, loose monetary policy. It's been their safeguard, their magic shield against dwindling inflation rates and capricious economic winds. But as per a recent oracle-like prediction in a Reuters poll, this might this colossal shield might be set aside come January.
