Can Japan stop the yen falling?
The Japanese yen has risen in recent days, following speculation that the American and Japanese governments may intervene to prop it up. But with Japan facing heavy debt payments and a new prime minister campaigning for fiscal stimulus, the yen may have yet more obstacles to overcome.
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Same question, but for USD$
You need to speak with confidence when you tell stories of why yen fell due to interest at zero. Then explain with it away why yen keep falling with interest rising fast and furious. Speak with confidence is the only thing matters. Need no substance
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Japan needs to not think in line must go up mentality if it is to prove itself continuously as a distinct people and place, and not an amusement park for the wealthy while operated by cheap imported labor.
If i was china and minor asian countries I would device programmes to incentivice japanese youth to leave japan , the country would collapse on its own weight and only those who left would have a bright future ahead of them while everybody else would fill the consequences of their own choices
It is a challenging time. Hoping federal reserve cut rate further
If they hade brains they whould tank the yen and then stop taking new loans
If anyone can, Japan can… Can.
Currency manipulation: The Plaza Accord, 1985.
Japan is ☠️
While China 🇨🇳🏆 keeps raising
Yes they can. Just raise rates to 20%.
After plaza accord, US made Japan its reserve currency demerit/benefit share holder and wealth transfer tool, now US is losing reserve currency status, yen is brought down with dollar, it is just dollar will use yen as a land cushion but still a crash is coming for both anyway
Japan is in trouble because it followed THE KEYESIAN MODEL that you clowns at the Economist have been pushing for 70 years. Now you address the problem with "sophisticated" analysis on YT. THE ECONOMIST IS A COLLEGE OF FOOLS that lectures a failing Europe that they helped destroy. Flush these stools.
Not the full picture of a very complicated situation. Before US Fed Charman Jerome Powell started raising interest rates in 2022, Powell sent multiple envoys to Japan to discuss US plans to raise interest rates giving Japan about 3 years forewarning and time to plan it's own strategy. When the US raised interest rates, most of the Western world followed suit to remain competitive. Only Japan pursued an opposite strategy feeling it was more like important to stimulate it's stagnant economy.
Against American policy, no one believed Japan could pursue QE forever and if course Japan gave in and started raising its rates a couple years ago but as this video suggests it's unclear if Japan benefitted much for the debt it's undertaken. It's not all bad though. Japan has also improved its balance sheet by buying enormous quantities of US Treasuries although very recently has sold off them
Noooo, not the tiny spike that's barely recognizable😢
Some are saying that Japan should embrace the inflation and burn away all the debts though.
Japan can sell off the Trillion dollars of US debt and the yen will be back to 80 per USD🤣; but US dady will be very angry. The truth is Japan is already on the table, soon the time of harvesting will come and what is left after that is what Japan should be worried😈😈😈
Yayyy over tourism from people that have no awareness of proper social behaviours.