If Quantitative Easing (QE) in Japan and Europe was meant to do anything, it was meant to weaken the yen and the euro in order to stimulate export-led recovery. It is too early to tell if this has happened in Europe, but it certainly has not happened in Japan and the signs in Europe are not encouraging.
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