Starting with the Nikkei average rising by 319 yen, exchange intervention is “pretty close,” and the depreciation of the yen and dollar are pretty rapid - former treasurer Furusawa

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Bank of Japan discusses impact of accelerated yen depreciation at decision meeting starting 25th - Nihon Keizai Shimbun
The Bank of Japan will hold a monetary policy meeting on the 25th to 26th. Negative interest rates have just been lifted at the March meeting, and there are few voices in the market expecting additional interest rate increases at this meeting. The Bank of Japan will discuss the effects of the depreciation of the yen on the inflation rate through boosting import prices, etc. The focus is also on when the Bank of Japan, which has completed cross-dimensional mitigation, will reduce government bond purchases.

Disadvantage warning due to changes in Japanese stocks that like the depreciation of the yen and becoming chronic - domestic demand hit by increasing costs
As the exchange rate remains low for the first time in 34 years, a sense of caution has begun to rise in the Japanese stock market against the disadvantages brought about by the chronic depreciation of the yen. Speaking of the depreciation of the yen, the general view is that Japanese stocks generally have advantages because they boost profits in major manufacturing industries with large market capitalization, such as automobiles and electronics, where there are many global companies.

Exchange intervention is “pretty close,” the depreciation of the yen and appreciation of the dollar are quite rapid - former treasurer Furusawa
Chairman Furusawa Mitsuhiro of the Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Institute of International Finance, a former treasurer, expressed recognition that while the yen exchange rate is approaching 1 dollar = 155 yen, the distance until exchange intervention is quite close.
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