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Article #2955Re: The Dangerous Rise of the Japanese Yen
From: Kei Kashiwabara
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1999 00:00
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Musashi wrote in message <76vstl$c2s$1@news4.odn.ne.jp>... > > > >> >>January 5, 1999 >> >>The Japanese yen Tuesday climbed to its highest level against the dollar in >>months. Some financial market analysts are mystified by the Japanese >>government's apparent willingness to support a strong yet, which hurts >>prospects for economic growth. >> > > >Your point is that there is something wrong with the japanese yen >rising this way. But what you have missed in this argument is >the fact that Japan is still the largest credit country, >which the U.S. owns much. > That is greatly shrinking as yen rises. Japan is willing to devalue herself against the US. This is so stupid that I understand the rumor(the government supports to hurt its economic growth) ----- Kei Kashiwabara http://www.bekkoame.ne.jp/~mrkei/home.html
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