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LT51
Jan 5, 2026 10:43pm
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Quoting Trader#0A0C
what happened to the yen intervention drama? They had a good opportunity to intervene during low liquidity during Xmas holidays but they did not. Yesterday too they could have but they did not make use of it. Looks like they want continuous yen weakness or what? BOJ members should all be replaced with more vibrant ones as they are behind the curve of inflation & yen weakness. Even business owners are already complaining and requesting the govt to do something to stop this yen weakness. Looks like Takaichi is Asian Liz Truss.
so agree with what you said. It seems like their ultimate intention is to make yen weaker, if you notice, when yen has some sort of movement to the upside, that ueda will come out with some kind news that makes the market worries and thereafter, yen dump.
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Trader#0A0C
Jan 5, 2026 9:20pm
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what happened to the yen intervention drama? They had a good opportunity to intervene during low liquidity during Xmas holidays but they did not. Yesterday too they could have but they did not make use of it. Looks like they want continuous yen weakness or what? BOJ members should all be replaced with more vibrant ones as they are behind the curve of inflation & yen weakness. Even business owners are already complaining and requesting the govt to do something to stop this yen weakness. Looks like Takaichi is Asian Liz Truss.
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Azkilleur
Jan 6, 2026 1:56am
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The japanese prefer a yen above 150 it's helping them on all fronts except inflation which they don't care about
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Trader#0A0C
Jan 6, 2026 2:07am
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Quoting LT51
{quote} so agree with what you said. It seems like their ultimate intention is to make yen weaker, if you notice, when yen has some sort of movement to the upside, that ueda will come out with some kind news that makes the market worries and thereafter, yen dump.
Yes I noticed that too, when yen rises even a bit, either Ueda or another member of BOJ will make dovish comments.
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