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Does “arbitrage” work well among loans, bonds and stocks?-The effects of monetary policy on equity finance-

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  • Hiroshi TSUBOUCHI
  • Natsumi NAKAYAMA
  • Tetsuya YOSHIOKA

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This paper examines influence of monetary policy on equity finance through “arbitrage” among various financial assets. It is found that “arbitrage” does not work well since around 2000 between equities and bonds which are directly influenced by monetary policy through banking system. It is possibly because foreign investors who recently increase their presence in Japanese equity market do not “arbitrage” between Japanese equities and bonds. On the other hand, it is also found that Japanese equity prices have become more sensitive to foreign ones and exchange rates, because foreign investors “arbitrage” between Japanese equities and foreign ones.

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  • Hiroshi TSUBOUCHI & Natsumi NAKAYAMA & Tetsuya YOSHIOKA, 2017. "Does “arbitrage” work well among loans, bonds and stocks?-The effects of monetary policy on equity finance-," ESRI Discussion paper series 334, Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI).
    • Handle: RePEc:esj:esridp:334
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