[Back to the 160 yen level to the dollar] The yen continues to depreciate due to the rise in Japanese stocks / The “yen selling” factor that does not appear in the balance of payments / Has the effect of foreign exchange intervention been “cancelled”? / Points to note in Japan-U.S. monetary policy / Blind spot of “weak yen due to NISA and digital deficit” | Business | Toyo Keizai Online
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Following the Japanese government's foreign exchange intervention in April and May, the dollar-yen exchange rate at one point fell to around 155 yen to the dollar.
Following the Japanese government's foreign exchange intervention in April and May, the dollar-yen exchange rate at one point fell to around 155 yen to the dollar. However, since then, the yen has been gradually depreciating, and is currently back to the 160 yen level. What is behind this? Dollars within the year...
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