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Well, it certainly controls the front end of the curve. The term YCC as far as I understand it typically is referring to the long end. In other words, BOJ setting a yield target on 10yr JGBs is outright yield control. QE/QT/RPR could maybe be called "YCI" - Yield Curve Influence. They aren't setting outright targets for the long end that they defend, but they are using tools to push long yields one way or another

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