Japanese Yen Falls to Two-Decade Low as Interest-Rate Gap Widens

The video discusses the ongoing weakness of the yen against the dollar, highlighting the potential for intervention by the Bank of Japan. It explores market dynamics, with experts predicting further yen depreciation. Opinions vary, with some expecting the yen to reach 140 or 150, while others see it as a buying opportunity. The general consensus is that the yen's weakness will continue, with the 135 level being a significant point of interest.

What is a key factor driving the yen's decline against the dollar?

• Interest rate policy divergences

• Government spending

• Trade agreements

• Inflation rates

What was the yen's value against the dollar in 2002?

• 135.15

• 130.50

• 140.25

• 150.00

Which city-based analysts believe it will be difficult for the yen to hit the 135 mark?

• London

• New York

• Tokyo

• Paris

What is Bank of America's prediction for the yen's value?

• 150

• 140

• 160

• 130

Which financial institution views the yen as an opportunity to buy?

• Bank of America

• Goldman Sachs

• Société Générale

• JP Morgan