BOJ ETF purchases the largest ever record of over 100 billion yen for the first consecutive day on March 10 19:28
The Bank of Japan announced that it has bought over 100 billion yen in ETFs, which are made up of a large number of stocks, in an effort to curb financial markets. The Bank of Japan has increased its ETF purchases to the largest ever since this month, and this is the first consecutive purchase for two consecutive days.
The Bank of Japan has announced that it will supply ample funds to the market to curb the financial market turmoil caused by the spread of the new coronavirus, and has increased the amount of ETFs purchased per day to more than 100 billion yen, the largest ever in the past. You.
The BOJ announced that it had purchased over 100 billion yen on the 10th, following the 9th, and made a large-scale purchase for the second consecutive day for the first time after showing a new policy.
On the morning of the 10th in the Tokyo Stock Market, the Nikkei Stock Average temporarily dropped by over 800 yen on the morning of the 10th, but the price rose at the closing price in a rough price movement, and the aim was to suppress market volatility by buying for two consecutive days. It seems to have been.
Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan's Governor Kuroda said that over the purchase of ETFs, when the Nikkei Stock Average reached around 19,500 yen, the market price was lower than the price at the time of purchase, causing unrealized losses, and further declines in stock prices would affect the Bank of Japan's finances in the future It seems to have an effect.