Blaming everything on the Bank of Japan is not the solution...

Actually, I also don't agree with the interest rate hike in July, and I think there were various problems with the Bank of Japan. However, the recent appreciation of the yen started from the CPI announcement in early July, which was about two months ago. From there, the speculation of an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve began, leading up to now. It's pointless to blame the Bank of Japan for the unrealized losses in assets now. There should have been enough opportunities for profit-taking and cutting losses. Blaming the Bank of Japan won't solve any problems. Instead, shouldn't we think about how to deal with this situation? Just a thought. Acting all high and mighty, huh. w.