G-7 Policy Makers Avoid Shared Strategy

The video discusses Japan's intervention policy, highlighting its cautious approach towards currency intervention, especially concerning yen strength. It examines the diminishing relevance of the G7 and its political significance for Japan. The discussion shifts to the US dollar, speculating on its strength and potential rate hikes, considering factors like Brexit. The video concludes with an analysis of the Fed's historical actions during election years, emphasizing its independence and strategic timing of rate changes.

What is the US's position on Japan's currency intervention policy?

• The US wants Japan to intervene more than the ECB.

• The US encourages frequent intervention.

• The US has no opinion on the matter.

• The US prefers rare intervention.

What event is mentioned as a reason for Japan to reserve the right to intervene in the currency market?

• The 1997 Asian Financial Crisis

• The 2008 Financial Crisis

• The 2011 Quakes and Tsunami

• The 2020 Tokyo Olympics

What factor is helping the Dalian currency recover?

• Higher prospect of Fed rate hikes

• Government subsidies

• Lower oil prices

• Increased exports

Why is June considered an awkward time for a Fed rate hike?

• Due to the timing of the Brexit vote

• Because of the US presidential elections

• Owing to the holiday season

• Because of a major economic summit

How many times has the Fed moved during the last seven presidential elections?

• Four times

• Three times

• Once

• Twice