● New York financial markets
American consumer price index growth exceeded market expectations. Long-term interest rates rise, USD/JPY declines to the upper 149 yen range. The growth in the US CPI in September exceeded market expectations, raising concerns about the elongation of monetary tightening by the Federal Reserve. Long-term interest rates rise to the 4.7% range.
● Awareness of interest rate differentials between Japan and the United States
The strong movement of selling yen and buying dollars that can be expected to yield, leading to a strong dollar up to the 149 yen level in the latter half of the yen.
Concerns about the impact of rising long-term interest rates on the economy have led to an increase in sell orders for stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell over 300 dollars, exceeding.
The closing price was 173 dollars and 73 cents lower than the previous day at 3,631 dollars and 14 cents.
Long-term interest rates in the United States are rising again due to the growth of the Consumer Price Index. It is impossible to foresee how far the depreciation of the yen will go. Due to concerns about intervention by the Bank of Japan, it tested near 149.7, but is now in a ranging trend.
● INPEX
Natural gas development project "Abadi" planned in Indonesia has emerged. The total project cost is on the scale of 3 trillion yen, and in the development process, carbon dioxide (CO2) generated will be injected back into the gas field to conduct sustainable resource development.
● CPI Statistics
Supporting the policy of maintaining the policy interest rate at a high level. institutions...

No matter what happens with the CPI etc. at a place where it exceeds 150 yen
It's a big fact that a big sale was made without intervention. I think the risk is low because the dollar and yen are the only options to sell.