Nomura's Koo: Weak Yen Tied to Slow BOJ Hikes
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Nomura Research Institute Chief Economist Richard Koo, widely recognized for his work on balance sheet recessions and global macroeconomic trends, believes the fundamental cause of a weak yen is the slow pace of rate hikes by the Bank of…
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