Dec 20, 10:53 AM

Japan's Government Alarmed by Currency Speculation as Yen Hits Five-Month Low Amid Rate Hike Delay

Japan's government has expressed alarm over recent foreign exchange fluctuations, particularly as the yen has fallen to a five-month low. This decline followed comments from the central bank chief indicating a potential delay in interest rate hikes, which has raised concerns about currency speculation. Top finance officials have stated that they are prepared to intervene in the foreign exchange market if speculative activities are deemed excessive. The situation reflects growing worries about the impact of a weaker yen on inflation and economic stability.

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朝倉智也(Tomoya Asakura)@tomoyaasakura
2 years ago
「ワンノッチ: One Notch」とは何？この発言が利上げ消極的と受け止められた。植田総裁の「ワンノッチ」発言が円安に拍車をかけ、更にインフレは進んでしまう。景気後退を気にした利上げ消極的姿勢が、最悪のスタグフレーションに陥る可能性がある。 https://t.co/nyteOSll8E
🇪🇺 🇲🇨🇨🇭Dan Popescu 🇫🇷🇮🇹🇷🇴@PopescuCo
2 years ago
Japan's government 'alarmed' by recent forex moves, top officials say https://t.co/WkBtFueZrO via @Reuters https://t.co/PbVPQ9007h
Open Outcrier@OpenOutcrier
2 years ago
Japan's government 'alarmed' by recent forex moves, top officials say - Reuters https://t.co/YWI1ilrqmx

Japan's Government Alarmed by Currency Speculation as Yen Hits Five-Month Low Amid Rate Hike Delay

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