Tokyo. File photoTOKYO, Oct 14 The exchange rate of the Japanese national currency at auction in Tokyo on Friday fell to 147 yen per dollar for the first time since 1990. above forecasts. But the main reason for the continued rapid fall of the national currency of Japan is the strong difference in the approach of the American and Japanese central banks to monetary policy — the US Federal Reserve continues to raise the discount rate, while the Bank of Japan keeps it at a negative level.
The expert predicted the devaluation of all world currenciesAt the end of September, against the background of the fall of the yen to the level of 145.9, Japan intervened in the foreign exchange market. After the intervention on September 22, during which the state acquired 2.8 trillion yen (about $19.6 billion), which was a record figure for a one-time intervention, the rate rose to 140 yen per dollar, but after a few days it returned to its previous positions .
