Japans November Trade Deficit Less Than Expected

The video discusses the impact of falling oil prices on Japanese imports, highlighting benefits for consumers and utilities. It also addresses weak demand and export challenges to China and the EU, affecting Japan's economic growth. The Bank of Japan's monetary policy is examined, with expectations of continued easing to achieve a 2% inflation target.

What is one of the main reasons for the decline in Japanese imports?

• Rising oil prices

• Falling oil prices

• Increased demand

• Strong export growth

Which two regions are mentioned as having low growth, affecting Japan's exports?

• China and the EU

• South America and Australia

• North America and Africa

• India and Russia

What is Prime Minister Abe's target inflation rate for Japan?

• 2%

• 3%

• 1%

• 4%

Until when is the Bank of Japan expected to continue its current monetary policy?

• End of 2017

• March 2018

• End of 2019

• March 2020

What is the primary goal of the Bank of Japan's current monetary policy?

• Reducing exports

• Achieving a 1% inflation rate

• Increasing imports

• Reaching a 2% inflation rate