2025-12-24 16:50:47

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💥The Japanese Yen falls below a 24-year threshold! Japanese officials reveal intervention plans

Global markets hold their breath. Japanese Finance Minister Shigemitsu Sugawara strongly states his position, issuing a clear warning to speculators: intervention is ready to be launched at any time!

The Yen has depreciated to 157, a level not seen in nearly a quarter of a century. Ironically, the central bank’s rate hikes should have supported the Yen, but instead, it faces relentless selling by the market. What does this reflect? The market has completely lost confidence in Japan’s monetary policy.

Sugawara directly states: "This is purely speculative, with no fundamentals support!" He then references a joint Japan-US statement implying that Washington has already been informed of Japan’s actions. As soon as he finished speaking, the Yen immediately rebounded—though the rise was limited. But the question remains: can threats turn into actions? ⚠️

Last year, Japan spent hundreds of billions of yen to stabilize the exchange rate. Now? An 18.3 trillion yen stimulus plan has already been launched, with public debt accounting for 215% of GDP, and government bond yields approaching a high of 2.1%. Fiscal and monetary policies are both overextended. Is there still room to deploy real funds for intervention? It’s already quite constrained. 🔥

After a thirty-year ultra-loose cycle, the Bank of Japan and the Ministry of Finance are caught in a dilemma: sticking to intervention requires real costs, while allowing depreciation threatens the stability of the entire financial market. This triple pressure (exchange rate, debt, liquidity) could eventually trigger a global storm, or they might forge a new path. The market is watching the next move.

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DoomCanister

· 1h ago

Japan, are you putting on a show? Acting tough without any bullets.

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FomoAnxiety

· 4h ago

Japan is already like this, yet still making empty threats on paper. If they really wanted to intervene, they would have acted already.

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ser_we_are_early

· 4h ago

The trouble in Japan is getting worse and worse, it feels like playing with fire. With such huge fiscal pressure, they keep pushing through, and an incident is bound to happen sooner or later.

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StakeOrRegret

· 4h ago

Japan is acting up again, talking about intervention when they actually intervene. The real money is long gone, and this time they probably can only talk big.

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BanklessAtHeart

· 4h ago

The Bank of Japan is just putting on a show; if they were really going to intervene, they would have done it already. Why are they only now making a fuss? --- Wait, isn't this a sign of an impending liquidity crisis? BTC is about to take off. --- What good is Katayama's mouthpiece? The market doesn't buy into that at all. --- A debt ratio of 215% and still have the nerve to call others speculative? That's hilarious. --- It feels like the entire global financial system is on the brink of collapse. This is the real opportunity. --- How will this wave of yen depreciation affect the crypto market? Can someone explain? --- Thirty years of easing have come to an end. The era of asset scarcity begins. All in on crypto. --- Is it interesting for central banks to threaten each other? Sooner or later, they'll have to loosen policy. --- Liquidity tightening has truly arrived. No wonder the crypto market has been a bit restless these days.

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