Quote from clacy:
I would say Japan has been in a regional currency war with the Chinese via the $USD. The EU has been resistant to debasement to this point.
Quote from clacy:
I would say Japan has been in a regional currency war with the Chinese via the $USD. The EU has been resistant to debasement to this point.
because both europe ande usa need a strong Japanese economy. True, we need a weaker currency, but both eur and usa have more pressing problem and it is a win,win,win at the moment for all of us to get japan back up and running again. I'd hardly call it a currency war.Quote from StarDust9182:
Absolutely true, but remember that the big trading partner for China is Europe (in Euros), not the US. That is the sideswipe of the US policy at China. I think China fought back using commodities but that appears to be over for the moment.
The main war is among the big three currencies, Yen, USD, and Euro. Other countries ( China) are hit by the big 3 impacts through import/export and inflation/deflation.
Curious that Japan has started this strategy. The US FED must know what is happening. I don't yet understand why the silence.
Quote from Bob111:
couldn't agree more-
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