Japan Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Ozaki: Specifics of monetary policy will be left to the BOJ | Metals Mine
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Trader#9DB3
Feb 24, 2026 8:44pm
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if that is the case, then why is your stupid PM intervening ? She has caused excessive yen depreciation since she came in. Is she copying Trump??? But DXY is strong , whereas your stupid currency is so weak!! How much weaker do you want it to be? A real bunch of losers!
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firattrade
Feb 24, 2026 9:00pm
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Don't forget that the Japanese yen will always remain weak.
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wienn
Feb 25, 2026 1:15am
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Quoting Trader#9DB3
if that is the case, then why is your stupid PM intervening ? She has caused excessive yen depreciation since she came in. Is she copying Trump??? But DXY is strong , whereas your stupid currency is so weak!! How much weaker do you want it to be? A real bunch of losers!
That's their plan, genius =)) even Howard Lutnick recently said he wants US dollar weaker to boost exports
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Trader#A1B8
Feb 25, 2026 3:34am
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It's not genius at all in 4 years time yen lost 50% of its value japan highly depends on import goods meaning this cost the citizens and companies trillions in loss all so they can export 5 more cars a year
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Trader#A1B8
Feb 25, 2026 3:31am
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800 pips down in few days but boj doesn't do shit
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