Japanese Yen PLUNGING, Worrying Governments Around The World

It’s not just that Japan’s yen is crashing, it’s what a yen crash means to everyone not only in Japan. But why? All you’ll hear from the mainstream and most “experts” is that every currency exchange rate movement including JPY must be somehow related to a central bank, especially the Fed. It’s a myth easily debunked. When doing the debunking the real truth emerges and it’s not good.

Eurodollar University’s Money & Macro Analysis

Bloomberg Yen Drops Beyond 158 Per Dollar as BOJ Keeps Key Rate Unchanged
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-04-26/yen-drops-to-fresh-34-year-low-as-boj-keeps-key-rate-unchanged

Trilateral Ministerial Joint Press Statement
https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/jy2264

FOMC Transcript February 1998
https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/files/FOMC19980204meeting.pdf

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42 Comments

  1. got my self a question why BOJ don't save the YEN dispite having lot of US treasury and currency swap line with the fed?
    i think with this video you the only one found so far give reasonable explanation.

  2. Cant believe this Jackassery is the Worldwide Monetary system. The whole thing is a giant confidence game. We really need the IMF to declare BTC as the new WRC.

  3. Hey Jeff, can you ask Steve tomorrow how The SEC Compliance Request for his "Portfolio Shield" is going. Was he fined for the use of fraudulent back testing data? Thanks buddy.

  4. In the early to mid 1980's everyone feared Japan. They were buying up commercial properties across America, with the jewel in their crown, "Nakatomi Tower" in Los Angeles, but that's another story. Japan's reign as an economic world powerhouse was short lived as they have struggled for the last 30 years.

  5. Declining birthrates in both countries…i feel like this will happen everywhere, if things don't reverse!? Just a theory….

  6. The crises is near…twin crises into one: GFC 2008 (banking crises) + Asian financial crises 1997 (currency crises)
    It will happen most like before end of the year..

  7. Seamingliy every move is worryingly, first crude oil prices moving down from oct 23 was bad, the the updraft in energy prices was bad, now it’s the yen… which is in a steady downtrend since April 2020

  8. Everything is bad, stocks down, stocks up, crude in backward action, down, up, sideways then strong dollar, now it’s then yen instead of the yuan. I don’t get it anymore. Decide what really suits the definition of bad.

  9. That’s fine, the Lira is great also.. insignificant economies… maybe Japan will pay its YEN debt? Would be a great time for Japan to borrow…

  10. Before finishing the video here's my hypothesis. Feel free to poke holes in it…

    China businesses default on loans owed to Japanese financial institutions >>> JP institutions get bail outs from the BOJ >>> Inflation in JP currency occurs due to bail outs.

  11. So you are saying a strong USD is a flight to safety..everybody wants USD as a life boat when the Global economy starts to sink. Well duh!!!

    Jeffy spends an inordinate amount of time disproving the boiler plate of the conventional wisdom..after which he puts forth what he perceives is the reality of the situation. The effectiveness of the FED can not be quantified as it is a matter of perception..in other words the FEDs real power is in your head.

  12. Zoom out. Yen was at 300-350 to the Dollar in the 70s and early 80s. It bottomed over a decade and is now moving up to 250. Mean reverse.