Still there can be no talk of completely integrated financial markets, if only because of the persistent differences in the regulation of property rights and in accounting rules.
A.  Rebalancing of Two Mandates of the Bank’s Policy  The two mandates of the Bank’s policy are to ensure price stability and financial system stability. Monetary easing measures in recent years – such as QQE and the negative interest rate policy – have proceeded with emphasis placed on price stability, based on the recognition that financial system stability has been sufficiently secured.