Reducing debt purchases, raising interest rates... the Japanese authorities are releasing a signal to “save the yen”! The market won't buy it: it will fall back to 160

The fluctuation in the yen exchange rate still seems unfinished.

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When Japan's 10-year treasury bonds break through the critical 1%, domestic and foreign capital may enter the market!

If Japanese investors begin to withdraw from overseas markets, this could have a serious impact on bond markets such as the US, Europe, and Australia.

Golden10 Data15:12

Veteran Investor David Roche: Japan is not looking for a strong yen but a relatively stable yen

Senior investor David Roche said that Japan is not seeking a stronger yen, but rather wants the yen to be relatively stable.

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Bank of Japan Meeting Minutes: The depreciation of the yen may lead to faster rate hikes

Bank of Japan members are closely monitoring the impact of a weak yen on inflation, and believe that interest rates may be raised faster as a result.

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Joint defense of the yen? The Bank of Japan “turned hawk”, and the Ministry of Finance declined to clarify whether to intervene

Most of the Bank of Japan's review committee members have turned hawkish, and the Ministry of Finance refused to confirm that it had intervened and issued another verbal warning.

Golden10 Data11:30

The summary of opinions from the Bank of Japan's April policy meeting shows that members are closely watching the impact of a weak yen on inflation and expect that interest rates may rise faster as a result. According to the summary of opinions from the A

The summary of opinions from the Bank of Japan's April policy meeting shows that members are closely watching the impact of a weak yen on inflation and expect that interest rates may rise faster as a result. According to the summary of opinions from the April 25-26 policy meeting released on Thursday, one of the nine members said, “In the context of the weakening yen, the pace of monetary policy normalization is likely to accelerate if potential inflation continues to rise and deviate from the benchmark scenario.” Another member pointed out that due to the depreciation of the yen and high oil prices, “the risk that prices will deviate upward from the benchmark situation is worth paying attention to.”

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