Bank of Japan hikes interest rates to 31-year high
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The Bank of Japan on Tuesday (Jun 16) raised interest rates to its highest level in 31 years and signalled more hikes ahead, as it moves to tame inflation risks fuelled by surging energy costs and a weak currency. The central bank for the world's fourth-largest economy raised its benchmark rate 25 basis points to 1 per cent – the highest since 1995 and its first increase since December. Martin Schulz, chief policy economist at Fujitsu, shares his thoughts on these developments with CNA’s Roland Lim.
日米の金利差が外資の円売りヘッジコスト2%を下回らない限り円キャリートレード巻き戻しは起きないよ🤣
そうなる条件は政策金利を1.5%に上げる必要がありゅ😌
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Inflation is here to stay. A combination of higher interest rates and selling US assets snd Treasury Bills to save the yen is the way forward.
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just the start of the tsunami. they abandoned good real economics of the post war era productivity and hard work, after the plaza accord they adopt the same ponzi economics of western countries
the japanese people have been sacrificed to pay for the profits of the yen carry trade for wall street and the ultra rich around the world
you can't just keep borrowing and printing money
Shocking
@sps6who cares about japan do they care about the poor of the world with there capitalistic greed and there mass suicides amongst the young of Japan
@billybunter5575If they don't the Yen goes to 180
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