Japan's current account surplus halves to 8-year low in 2022

Not so bad, like many others I’d be happy about any surplus even if it’s only a halved one. lol

Let's see if the yen will reach the 115 benchmark in March like some analyst predicted.

Let's see if the yen will reach the 115 benchmark in March like some analyst predicted.

And if the analysts are correct, maybe it will hit a benchmark of 200, as some predicted too.

I predict the sun will rise tomorrow, and I could be wrong, but I will trust that prediction more than any of these so called experts who have to say something, to justify their existence.

On the bright side, a weaker yen makes travel to Japan cheaper for foreign visitors.

It will be cheap for foreign visitors, while Japan will go bankrupt.

Japan is making less and less and the air around South Osaka is like that of a pristine rain forest (almost)

Well airplane tickets at least to/from Europe is more expensive than they have ever been, so I doubt saving money is the first thing people will have in mind when they come here.