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To: Don Green who wrote (19381)	6/10/2017 10:35:44 AM
From: Don Green	Respond to of 33421

Japan’s interest rate is still fluctuating at 0 to -1%, which is a sign of economic turmoil and obviously, negative economic growth. Those with ultra-low inflation or deflation, meaning falling prices associated with weak economic growth. The European Central Bank, which oversees monetary policy for countries that use the euro, introduced negative rates in 2014. Denmark, Sweden and Switzerland, which are not part of the eurozone, also have negative rates. Japan’s central bank followed in January, announcing that it would charge commercial banks a fee of 0.1 percent on a portion of their reserves that they keep with it. globalmillennial.org