'Mr. Yen' Sakakibara Sees Currency Moving Slowly Towards 100

The transcript discusses the implications of the Bank of Japan's meeting amidst global central bank actions, particularly focusing on the yen's strength and its economic impact. It explores potential currency interventions, especially in light of President Trump's public statements, and the influence of US-Japan trade talks on market dynamics. The conversation also touches on the global trend towards lower interest rates and the diminishing fear of inflation, highlighting the role of central banks in stimulating the economy.

What historical context is provided regarding currency intervention by the U.S. and its implications?

How do U.S.-Japan trade talks influence the dollar-yen exchange rate?

What is the current global economic sentiment towards inflation, and how does it affect central bank policies?