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原文出處: http://bit.ly/a9Kegy
‘Mr. Yen’ Predicts Japanese Currency to Strengthen
By Alex Frangos
The yen is going to get stronger against the U.S. dollar, and the
Japanese government should sit back and relax, according to
Eisuke “Mr. Yen” Sakakibara.
The former Japanese vice finance minister for international affairs
said Wednesday the Japanese currency is undervalued at its current
level of around 90 yen per U.S. dollar.
“If anything, it will appreciate slowly toward 85, but the government
should not intervene,” he said at a Credit Suisse sponsored investment
conference in Hong Kong.
Mr. Sakakibara, an adviser to the governing DPJ party, earned his
sobriquet “Mr. Yen” in the late 1990s when as a government official
his public comments often moved currencies. At the time, Japan
routinely intervened in foreign exchange markets to depress the yen
against the dollar. It has not done so since 2004, despite pressure
from exporters who say the strong yen is hurting the economy.
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原文出處: http://bit.ly/a9Kegy
‘Mr. Yen’ Predicts Japanese Currency to Strengthen
By Alex Frangos
The yen is going to get stronger against the U.S. dollar, and the
Japanese government should sit back and relax, according to
Eisuke “Mr. Yen” Sakakibara.
The former Japanese vice finance minister for international affairs
said Wednesday the Japanese currency is undervalued at its current
level of around 90 yen per U.S. dollar.
“If anything, it will appreciate slowly toward 85, but the government
should not intervene,” he said at a Credit Suisse sponsored investment
conference in Hong Kong.
Mr. Sakakibara, an adviser to the governing DPJ party, earned his
sobriquet “Mr. Yen” in the late 1990s when as a government official
his public comments often moved currencies. At the time, Japan
routinely intervened in foreign exchange markets to depress the yen
against the dollar. It has not done so since 2004, despite pressure
from exporters who say the strong yen is hurting the economy.
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