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For decades, Japan’s cheap currency helped fuel investments around the world. But the story has turned: the yen is creating new risks for US debt, global market…
For decades, Japan’s cheap currency helped fuel investments around the world. But the story has turned: the yen is creating new risks for US debt, global markets and Donald Trump. Business Beyond takes a closer look.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
02:04 The secret behind Japan's cheap money
05:31 Why America needs Japan
10:20 How the US intervened
12:39 The danger of a stronger yen
14:28 The Yen trap
16:14 Conclusion
17:46 Credits
18:03 End
#Japan #Yen #USA #businessbeyond
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Feels like they are complicating the transaction more than needed!<br>They could have simply setup a Currency Swap Agreement between the Central Bank of Japan and The Fed!! And considering the deep structural and trade relations they both share could furthur facilitate cushion from "fuel to funds" through a prediction model.<br>The fundamentals of the Abe-nomics was to bring back healthy inflation.
Japan is pretty much at the level of Southeast Asian countries now. They'll lose their developed nation status soon, and young Japanese women will probably be moving overseas in huge numbers 🤣
This somehow explains how japans economy has been stagnant and fine for years. Greedy corpos were double dipping in UD investments.<br>Imagine investers settling for stable rather than ask the ceo why does line not go up and fire some much needed entry level workers to generate less value at the bottom and more at the top.
First, the Yen will return from the US 50% less valuable (compared to the market price of gold, it falls to 10%), secondly, half as many will return from the US, since they have been renewing loans at chronic loss for 30 years, and thirdly, the Japanese have adapted their society and culture to the life of capital lenders. Monetary entropy has eaten up money, no economic peak is eternal or static, so that nesting (or even resting) on it would be eternally profitable, just as water in a pressure vessel absorbs the excess air pressure at rest.
Transparency of speculated value solve that. Savings felt everywhere as phantom dark money's tucked in with deities and dodo never to flutter in light again?
Look at Japan's industrial structure—it's completely outdated. For a country with that population, the number of top-earning companies is pathetic lol How can there be any hope for Japan? They couldn't even pull through their crisis back in the 90s when they actually had clout.
The currency isn't the problem. Japanese interest rates are normalizing after a long period of monetary easing. Japanese pensions and financial institutions purchased a lot of European and American sovereign and corporate bonds in the past. Now they don't need to at the same volume. The current exchange rate is favorable for repatriation. And Japan's foreign reserves owns too much US treasuries in the first place, so it's a good opportunity to book some profits. (The largest carry trader has always been the Japanese government.)
You should just declare bankruptcy, many countries did this. It is not possible to service a debt that big and particularly growing that FAST, you are toasted anyway.
Japan doesn't need any help. Japan is second largest creditor in the world, after Germany. It has 3.5 trillions usd foreign assets. Now sell all those assets and convert it to yen and see what the value of yen then.
Trump frames it like US is the good guy always helping out an ally. He forgot to mention Japan is the largest foreign holder of US government debt at over $1T. Trump is protecting American financial interests, plain iand simple.
Just make Japan adopt the dollar and end all this financial suffering. Japan is basically an American puppet state anyways so just have them adopt the dollar already.
For decades, Japan’s cheap currency helped fuel investments around the world. But the story has turned: the yen is creating new risks for US debt, global markets and Donald Trump. Business Beyond takes a closer look.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
02:04 The secret behind Japan's cheap money
05:31 Why America needs Japan
10:20 How the US intervened
12:39 The danger of a stronger yen
14:28 The Yen trap
16:14 Conclusion
17:46 Credits
18:03 End
#Japan #Yen #USA #businessbeyond
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
Follow DW on social media:
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