Recently, the yen has plummeted, and the whole world is carnival! It makes people feel distressed to see it! However, as soon as the yen falls, the whole world is happy to bloom, and they are busy picking Japanese wool. What's wrong with this world? Even money will be depreciated in a place!
The international capital tycoons are not soft at all, and they make a lot of money. Let's talk about the god Warren Buffett, this old man has been clamoring to invest in Japan for the past three years, but what happened? People didn't invest real money at all, but borrowed a bunch of yen and smashed it into the Japanese stock market with their backhand. This money is easy to come by, easy to earn, and you can also make some money by the way when the yen exchange rate plummeted. You say this old man, is he better than us?
The yen collapsed, and it was the Chinese who were making the bottom line for the Japanese economy!
As soon as I heard that the yen had depreciated, the Chinese people were moved by the news, and the act of shopping was called crazy.
During this time, Japan's major luxury stores and jewelry stores have become a shopping paradise for Chinese people. Swept through Japanese luxury stores and occupied major shopping malls in Japan. The big bag has never felt sorry for his wallet.
The exchange rate of the renminbi against the yen has soared, and if we take the renminbi to Japan to buy something, rounding it up is equivalent to a six or seven discount! Think about it, a LV bag of 20,000 yuan can be cheaper by three or four thousand at once, who can resist this temptation? So, we Chinese tourists have gone out one after another, and the scene is even more lively than the Chinese New Year!
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Everyone is going to Japan to shop and spend, isn't this indirectly driving Japan's GDP?
It's about to be May Day, and it is estimated that Japan will be crowded by the Chinese people when traveling abroad on May Day.
Some purchasing agents are even more profitable, and the goods purchased on behalf of them range from luxury bags, to game consoles, cameras, cosmetics, etc. I have to say that Chinese people are still very enthusiastic about Japanese products.
No matter how cheap Japanese things are, we cannot forgive them for their crimes, and buying Japanese things is helping Japan boost its economy.
Luxury goods are premium goods, no matter how much they fall, they are still profitable, and if you want to buy the bottom, why not buy their industries directly, enterprises, etc. are more useful.
If you are traveling or studying in Japan, it doesn't matter if you are hoarding some yen, but it is not a good investment way to make the difference in "group yen", and it is not recommended to buy yen as your own family assets to allocate.
For some ordinary people, just watch and see, how much does it have to do with us, right?
In this regard, what do you think about this yen crash?