Why is the yen weak this year?
The US Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate last summer was 5.25 to 5.5%. Therefore, it is understandable that the depreciation of the yen progressed last year, and the appreciation of the yen progressed in response to that.
However, since there is no clear change in US Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rates, why did yen depreciate this year?
There is no clear reason, and the depreciation of the yen has progressed from 140 yen at the beginning of the year to 160 yen now.
Is it because inflation in Japan has cooled down, while inflation in America has not cooled down, and the Fed interest rate has remained unchanged?
How can the yen return to the level of 100 to 110 yen before Kobetban?
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pinkotu : Maybe it's better not to put it back. In other words, since imported goods are expensive, they may be a clue to overcoming deflation because they lead to high prices. The Japanese government is useless, so I think it's fine because it leaves it up to the market!
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