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  • Japan Finance Minister: Held meeting on maintaining close Govt, BoJ coordination

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    Held meeting from perspective of maintaining close Government and BoJ coordination. Held meeting on my request to confirm cooperation under the new administration. Reaffirmed closely monitoring market. Reconfirmed technical tweak to BoJ-Government joint statement, no change to substance.

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shahramdll
Nov 19, 2025 3:47am
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lol, STFU and just manipulate market, Yen will be toilet paper soon .
UJ to the moon!
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chaoshydra
Nov 19, 2025 5:15am
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" - Did Not Talk Specifically About FX With BoJ’s Ueda - Did Not Discuss Size Of Economic Package With BoJ’s Ueda - Can't Comment On Size Of Issuance Of New JGBs For Stimulus Package "....

so they didb't talk.....
Schultz
Nov 19, 2025 7:27am
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Quoting Steven1
japan has so much government debt and if interest rates go too high than they go bankrupt
Who will go bankrupt?

It also may be helpful to know which entities hold Japanese government debt before becoming all freaked out.
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wizzytech100
Nov 19, 2025 3:56am
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Lets be honest guys,you have no say in this.
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Steven1
Nov 19, 2025 4:29am
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japan has so much government debt and if interest rates go too high than they go bankrupt
because of this the yen needs to go down in value - the yen is so expensive and overvalued
stop blaming the BOJ blame the jap politicians - they are the ones who spent the money not the BOJ
yen going to 180 usd/yen in the next year or so
look at the 2012 to 2015 run - the arrows show the correction half way point - same place today so should continue higher to 180 plus
i suggest those who say yen is cheap to find a 60 year usd/yen chart - move has just started breaking out of base - long term chart shows move so far only tiny
posted this yesterday - already up 50 pips


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Steven1
Nov 19, 2025 5:16am
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Quoting objective
Wouldn't be so sure of that. They need to maintain reasonable fx rates because Japan imports everything. They like to keep it in a certain price corridor. Correction could be coming soon, coupled with some data from the US.
i said the move to happen over the next year - not next week. Jap gov wants weaker yen - doing stimulus makes yen weaker - yen is going down because of debt - STIMULUS IS DEBT - new prime minsister wants to do more stimulus - chart says yen going down no mater what - crowd says yen going up and cheap - crowd loses money - markets do opposite of crowd
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Steven1
Nov 21, 2025 12:00am
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Quoting Schultz
{quote} Who will go bankrupt? It also may be helpful to know which entities hold Japanese government debt before becoming all freaked out.
Bankrupt is a metaphor - at 4% interest cost is more than taxes collected but they obviously won't raise interest rates anywhere near that - they will let inflation run free. and yes the Japan people own the most japan debt as they are so conservative but it is ironic that gov debt is the most toxic and bad to choice from by losing money on. i am not freaking out. the truth may hurt some - Japan is in trouble and the yen will go down bigtime in the future
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Steven1
Nov 21, 2025 12:01am
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Quoting objective
Japanese data showing firm inflationary pressures and tariff-resistant exports back the case for a rate hike, ING economists say. Exports were stronger than expected in October despite trade headwinds, and inflation accelerated. That said, government pressure to keep policy loose might delay a move until next year, writes Min Joo Kang. Markets also appear to favor a January hike, she notes. ING thinks more BOJ board members will support a hike in December, expecting at least three to vote in favor of tightening versus two at the prior two meetings....

a rate hike won't stop the yen going down - it means nothing - the interest rate differential is what counts 4% usd verses 0.5 yen is so just so wide - 1 or 2 interest rate rises won't count. funny thing is they can't raise too much - couple more will be it - has too be. at 4% interest rates interest cost is more than 100% of taxes collected - this the bind Japan is in - a DEBT SPIRAL as they are trapped as raising interest rates puts the japan gov in trouble by rising interest costs. 180 usd/yen on the way. i see in the next decade or so it testing 350/yen from the 1970's and even exceeding it. Japan is ADDICTED TO STIMULUS. stimulus is more debt which means more interest costs. they need to stop the stimulus bigtime but they have been doing for nearly 40 years since their stockmarket and land bubbles burst
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objective
Nov 19, 2025 4:59am
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Wouldn't be so sure of that. They need to maintain reasonable fx rates because Japan imports everything. They like to keep it in a certain price corridor. Correction could be coming soon, coupled with some data from the US.
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objective
Nov 20, 2025 8:40pm
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Japanese data showing firm inflationary pressures and tariff-resistant exports back the case for a rate hike, ING economists say. Exports were stronger than expected in October despite trade headwinds, and inflation accelerated. That said, government pressure to keep policy loose might delay a move until next year, writes Min Joo Kang. Markets also appear to favor a January hike, she notes. ING thinks more BOJ board members will support a hike in December, expecting at least three to vote in favor of tightening versus two at the prior two meetings. "However, it remains unclear whether the rest of the board will agree." If the yen stays weak and forthcoming data confirm economic recovery and rising inflation, ING reckons BOJ will act, basing its decision on data and maintaining independence from political influence.
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Trader#3DA6
Nov 19, 2025 3:47am
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Bitcoin Guidebook
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Trader#2FDF
Nov 19, 2025 4:05am
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Too much drama this BOJ lolzzz zZzzzz
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sknayem.20
Nov 19, 2025 3:50am
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+3% on UJ
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King.Ynck
Nov 19, 2025 4:11am
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Nice
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oussamafanta
Nov 19, 2025 4:14am
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Nfp thu Nov 20 ??
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iamtradingU
Nov 19, 2025 4:52am
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we need inflation bois
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Ijhii85
Nov 19, 2025 12:28pm
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May the dollar grow stronger, and this trend continue northbound. Happy trading gents!!
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Trader#7841
Nov 19, 2025 3:52am
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160 yen
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Trader#D634
Nov 19, 2025 4:40am
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manipulation at its best. we are going to see decades and decades that Japan has spent rebuilding its image after end of WWII being destroyed by the current female PM in her term
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Trader#65C0
Nov 19, 2025 4:52am
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Lol more manipulation
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Trader#12BE
Nov 19, 2025 7:36am
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Japanes money coward
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Trader#12BE
Nov 19, 2025 7:37am
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I’m lose too much buy Japanese money stupid govwrment
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Trader#12BE
Nov 19, 2025 7:39am
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Japanes government buy usd money low moral fuck
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