How Japan Influenced Global Monetary Policy

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As a mark of respect for his tenure and past leadership, his party secured a decisive victory in the upper house election on July 10. Abe was the longest-serving Prime Minister of Japan. He served as Prime Minister and President of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) from 2006 to 2007. He resigned for health reasons. But he resumed his post as Prime Minister again from 2012 to 2020. I visited Japan while researching my 2018 book, Collusion. There’s a whole chapter in that book on Japan that includes lots of information I gleaned through my boots-on-the-ground research in Tokyo. Recommended Link [The media is right about one thing – we are about to witness a huge economic crisis...]( [image]( We all know the mainstream media will say anything for more viewers and clicks... But folks who are distracted by this kind of propaganda are about to be left behind. [According to renowned economist Nomi Prins, we’re about to see a crisis…]( But not the kind of crisis most people expect. This is unlike anything we’ve ever seen before... [Click here to see Nomi’s newest prediction before it’s too late.]( -- I discovered that though Japan and China are officially adversaries in terms of central bank collaboration, they are actually more connected below the surface than they are publicly. I also discovered that Japan is more in the crosshairs of economics, finance, and diplomacy between the U.S. and China than the mainstream media would have you believe. After the book was published, I returned to Japan to give several talks at venues including the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Tokyo Foreign Correspondents Club. [image]Nomi addressing the Tokyo Stock Exchange I also held meetings with some of the most influential and politically connected members of Japan’s business community. Recommended Link [MUST WATCH: Unusual 3-second financial maneuver]( [image]( In 2020, Jeff Clark revealed how to use a unique 3-second transaction… To get Starbucks to pay for his morning coffee. 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A few years ago, I addressed many Japanese financial elites at the invitation of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Also, I’m delighted to say that I just signed a deal for my next book, Permanent Distortion, to be translated into Japanese and published in Japan! Recommended Link [The First Gas Station in America… To No Longer Offer Gas]( [image]( Discover what’s happening, live on-the-scene… And why soon, this development will be spreading to your hometown. [Click here now!]( -- The Original Money Conjurer Today, I’m sharing an excerpt from Collusion. It details the role of the Bank of Japan in global central bank collusion. In fact, the Bank of Japan was the original money conjurer. In 2001, in response to a severe financial and banking crisis, it formulated an early version of the quantitative easing (QE) adopted widely by the Federal Reserve and other global central banks. Since Japan is such a large player in the easy money policy arena, I wanted to look back at how that role evolved at the beginning of the Great Distortion. [Featured: Caught on Camera - Florida man leaves crypto crowd speechless…]( This was before Abe took office. But when he did, his strategy on the economy – called "Abenomics" – was largely based on an ultra-loose monetary policy. I’ll be sharing excerpts about that and what it means to today’s monetary environment and global economic relationships going forward. But for now, I hope you enjoy today’s excerpt on the key role Japan played in what has now become go-to monetary policy for central banks around the world. To read the excerpt, [follow this link](. Until tomorrow, [signature] Nomi Prins Editor, Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins --------------------------------------------------------------- Like what you’re reading? 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