- Bank of Japan shocks markets by adopting negative interest rates. The central bank has imposed a 0.1% fee on deposits in an attempt to force more borrowing as way out of the deflationary spiral. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jan/29/bank-of-japan-shocks-markets-by-adopting-negative-interest-rates 4 comments worldnews
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