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Event study analysis finds that the BoJâs monetary easing measures have cumulatively
lowered the 10-year sovereign yield by about 25 basis points in the first week after the announcements, while equity prices rose by about 5–7 percent (Box 4).
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In addition, the rebasing of the inflation index in August 2011, which is
estimated by market analysts to reduce the price level by around 0.5 percentage points, could push headline inflation back into negative territory.
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Further monetary easing. To further reduce term premia on yields, the BoJ could
increase the share of longer maturity JGBs (3 years and above) in its portfolio. And it could expand its special loan facility to âsupport the foundations of growthâ to include reconstruction projects in the affected regions.
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