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7/19/2025, 5:59:33 AM
>>212917227
And it's working well
And it's working well
7/16/2025, 4:39:36 PM
>>212826977
Oh no Nippon doomed!
Oh no Nippon doomed!
6/27/2025, 2:20:30 AM
Oh no Nippon doomed!
6/21/2025, 6:25:40 PM
Japan is on the reverse Plaza Accord.
Plaza Accord (1985) was intended to depreciate USD, by forcing the appreciation of JPY. In contrast, Japan is now allowed to depreciate its currency. This benefits Japan’s exporters, stock market valuations, and inflation targets (finally hitting 2% CPI target).
US now tolerates Japan’s Weak Yen, because China is the new trade target. Japan is seen as a key ally within their economic bloc. This makes Japan a more attractive supply chain hub, reducing China exposure.
Plaza Accord (1985) was intended to depreciate USD, by forcing the appreciation of JPY. In contrast, Japan is now allowed to depreciate its currency. This benefits Japan’s exporters, stock market valuations, and inflation targets (finally hitting 2% CPI target).
US now tolerates Japan’s Weak Yen, because China is the new trade target. Japan is seen as a key ally within their economic bloc. This makes Japan a more attractive supply chain hub, reducing China exposure.
6/20/2025, 2:30:51 PM
>>211926522
Oh no Nippon doomed!
Oh no Nippon doomed!
6/18/2025, 8:35:25 PM
Oh no Nippon doomed!
6/17/2025, 11:40:58 PM
>>211837830
>their economy isn't doing so well these days
Japan is on the reverse Plaza Accord.
Plaza Accord (1985) was intended to depreciate USD, by forcing the appreciation of JPY. In contrast, Japan is now allowed to depreciate its currency. This benefits Japan’s exporters, stock market valuations, and inflation targets (finally hitting 2% CPI target).
US now tolerates Japan’s Weak Yen, because China is the new trade target. Japan is seen as a key ally within their economic bloc. This makes Japan a more attractive supply chain hub, reducing China exposure.
>their economy isn't doing so well these days
Japan is on the reverse Plaza Accord.
Plaza Accord (1985) was intended to depreciate USD, by forcing the appreciation of JPY. In contrast, Japan is now allowed to depreciate its currency. This benefits Japan’s exporters, stock market valuations, and inflation targets (finally hitting 2% CPI target).
US now tolerates Japan’s Weak Yen, because China is the new trade target. Japan is seen as a key ally within their economic bloc. This makes Japan a more attractive supply chain hub, reducing China exposure.
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