Yen Down Almost 15% This Year

The video discusses the recent movements of the Japanese yen, highlighting its drop from 110 to 135 against the US dollar, marking a 23-4 year low. The Bank of Japan's monetary policy, particularly its yield curve control, is a key factor in this trend. The video also explores the global impact of a strong US dollar, affecting profits and causing volatility in markets worldwide. The dollar remains a safe haven asset, with expectations of continued strength.

What is the significance of the 140 level for the yen?

What level is the Japanese yen currently at compared to the dollar?

What monetary policy does the Bank of Japan currently have in place?

What are investors complaining about regarding the US dollar?

Which banks are mentioned as saying it's hard to look past the dollar?