Hi there,
I was wondering if someone can give me a fundamental explanation as to why the Yen has recently skyrocketed to the highest levels since WW2?
The Japanese government in the past week or so has injected something along the lines of 34 trillion yen into the system to keep things going as usual. With this huge excess supply of money I would think the yen would plummet?
One explanation could be the excess demand to supply for Japanese goods now that all the automobile factories are down for operation for example. This would inflate the prices of exports significantly and affect the yen by increasing its value. Is this sound logic?
Anyones thoughts on this would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
James
I was wondering if someone can give me a fundamental explanation as to why the Yen has recently skyrocketed to the highest levels since WW2?
The Japanese government in the past week or so has injected something along the lines of 34 trillion yen into the system to keep things going as usual. With this huge excess supply of money I would think the yen would plummet?
One explanation could be the excess demand to supply for Japanese goods now that all the automobile factories are down for operation for example. This would inflate the prices of exports significantly and affect the yen by increasing its value. Is this sound logic?
Anyones thoughts on this would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
James