BOJ Goes Negative, 2 Down 1 To Go ! – Ep. 136
* First it was the ECB, and then it was the Bank of Japan, cutting interest rates overnight to -.1% * That is the first time in this 20-year experiment of cheap money - I think they've been at zero, but they've never gone negative until just now * One of the most ironic aspects of the move is that Kuroda, just 8 days…
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