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sakurasuki
Just checked it this morning USD to JPY, still above 160 yen. So that's only PR by JGovt no actual price being changed.
WoodyLee
Weak yen means more exports$$, what's wrong with that???
proxy
Somebody hit the panic button.
deanzaZZR
I have never seen the term "currency diplomat". Exchange rates are set by a number of macroeconomic, financial and trade variables. Governments play only a small part with that part mostly reserved b the national/central bank. Japan crisis mode engaged.
sakurasuki
@deanzaZZR
Japan love doing PR and spend lot of money into something that really unrelated to actual objectives.
sakurasuki
@ WoodyLee
Where Japan get its raw material? Abroad. What currency being used to pay those raw material? In foreign currency.
Even for labor, Vietnamese cheap labor find Japan attractive, only if Japan had strong currency. Those labor need to pay their debt in their country currency.