Yesterday its China, today Japan.......loose monetary policy

 

Asian Stocks Advance After China’s New Lending Climbs to Record

Asian stocks rose, with a regional benchmark index poised to advance for the eighth time in nine days, after China’s new credit increased to a record in January, boosting optimism the world’s second-largest economy can maintain its growth momentum.

Yesterday its China, today Japan

Japanese shares surged and the yen sagged on Tuesday after the

(i) BOJ maintained unprecedented asset purchases; and

(ii) BOJ doubled loan programs aimed at stimulating bank lending and economic growth

Shankar Sharma Interview

Q : Are we going towards secular bull market.

A. Skeptical, because bull markets are based on micro economic fraud, you just print money & keep interest rates way below market rates; give free money to speculate & create an asset bubble.

All this is not sustainable in long run and have unintended consequences.

http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/market-outlook/india-to-do-better-among-emsimproved-cad-says-sharma_1045552.html