Bank of Japan to accelerate sales of equity assets, shortening the period from 112 years to 43 years

The BOJ decided to accelerate sales of equity exchange-traded funds (ETFs) from the start of the year. It indicated a policy of significantly shortening the expected completion period, previously estimated at approximately 112 years, to approximately 43 years.

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The BOJ indicated that it plans to accelerate sales of equity ETFs from the start of the year. The expected period to complete the sales, previously estimated at approximately 112 years, is now expected to be shortened to approximately 43 years.

This follows a change in the BOJ's asset management policy, which points to a shift from holding equity assets to selling them.

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PeriodShortened from 112 years to approximately 43 years

Implementation dateAcceleration to begin at the start of the year

対象Sale of equity ETFs

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