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Affected by the economic risks of the United States, the current international situation is under the background of rapid changes, and there are more and more unknowns and uncertainties in the global economy.
Due to the global influence of the US dollar. The U.S. has further exacerbated global economic risks by manipulating the dollar to transfer economic risks to other countries.
In response to the current economic pressures, the U.S. government has once again helped the value of the dollar rise, and a new currency war has officially begun.
Under the ravages of this currency war, the yen has borne the brunt of the biggest victims.
With the sharp decline in the yen's exchange rate, the yen has depreciated at an alarming rate. Originally, the Bank of Japan has maintained negative interest rates, but in recent years, the United States has continued to raise interest rates, and the value of the yen has been sluggish.
Not long ago, the Bank of Japan released a bombshell news, announcing that it would adjust interest rates and bid farewell to the era of negative interest rates.
Subsequently, the Bank of Japan adjusted its interest rate. It stands to reason that the Bank of Japan can further avoid the decline of the yen exchange rate and the depreciation of the yen, and avoid bringing greater risks under the global financial turmoil.
However, judging from the data released by the relevant Japanese institutions, the exchange rate of the yen has continued to decline sharply.
For this reason, there are many people who believe that the yen has become the biggest victim of this new currency war. Japan is facing an embarrassing situation of being frantically shaved for wool.
However, some analysts believe that the reason for Japan's economic crisis is related to the United States' preparation to harvest China's economy. In fact, over the past few years, the United States has been constantly implementing measures to suppress China.
Especially in the context of China's rapid development in the fields of science and technology and economy, the US government has always regarded China as an imaginary enemy.
Not only has it introduced a large number of repressive measures, but it has also united many allies to launch an all-round containment of China.
Among the various anti-siege measures that the United States has been constantly formulating, Japan has appeared in many of the sanctions.
As a loyal ally of the United States, it stands to reason that the Fed should avoid the current situation facing Japan as it continues to use the dollar's advantage to harvest Asian economies.
In fact, the yen's exchange rate fell the most among many Asian countries.
Although the depreciation of the yen is not entirely related to the interest rate hike policy of the United States, it is very directly related to the policy pursued by the United States. However, in the face of the depreciation of the yen, the Bank of Japan did not take any measures.
At this time, some analysts came out to accuse the Bank of Japan that if it fails to take corresponding measures in time, it is likely to lead to a decline in the yen exchange rate and a decline in GDP data.
Obviously, in the context of the new round of harvesting by the United States, the Japanese government has not taken any further action. It is likely that the reason for this situation is Japan's continued allegiance to the United States.
Despite the massive capital flight, the U.S. government remains cautious in order to continue to gain the trust of the United States, even in the face of economic risks.
Of course, the reason for the sharp decline in the yen exchange rate is also related to the fact that the Bank of Japan has been adopting a very loose monetary policy.
As a result of these policies, the exchange rate difference between the US dollar and the Japanese yen has become wider. Even though Japan recently announced an increase in interest rates, it is still relatively weak compared to the U.S. interest rate hike policy.
Since the last bursting of the bubble, Japan's economy has been growing almost slowly.
The situation has not improved much at the moment. In this regard, some analysts also pointed out that the Bank of Japan did not take measures when the yen exchange rate fell, and it may be related to the preservation of economic growth.
In this context, the pressure on Japan's export competition is decreasing, and the prices of export goods are declining, which can further increase the demand for Japanese commodity exports.
To a certain extent, this can stimulate the growth of the Japanese economy. Of course, against the backdrop of the depreciation of the yen, the prices of Japanese imports will rise. As a result, inflation in Japan will become more and more severe.
However, in the face of the depreciation of the yen, it is not necessarily the Japanese who will end up in the end.
Especially at present, many international capital bigwigs have bought Japanese assets, and many Chinese are supporting the Japanese economy.
According to reports, the recent frenzy of Chinese tourists buying in Japan will invisibly contribute to the rise of the GDP figures of the Japanese economy when many Chinese tourists go to Japan to spend on a large scale.
From this point of view, when a large number of Chinese buyers are pouring into Japan, they are becoming the ones who are responsible for the Japanese economic crisis.
After more and more Chinese capital flows into Japan, the pressure on Japan's economic development can be relieved to a great extent.
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