Bank of Japan adopts 2% inflation target, open-ended easing

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most wonderful graph of the year

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art of perfection

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Now S$1 = 82Yen !!

Time for a summer holiday in Japan!

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Can wait some more? May be we can see S$1 = 120 Yen?

Now S$1 = 82Yen !!

Time for a summer holiday in Japan!

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wait till 1 SGD = 100 yen

N225 fairy tale rally continues:

14,782.21
+174.67 ( +1.20%)

Yen reaching 102 YEN per USD

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15,3xx

Will the Nikkei ever reach its 1989 highs near 39,000?
“The only way I could see 40,000 or even 100,000 on the Nikkei is really massive money printing,” says Faber. “As a result of massive money printing, the yen goes down and the bond market in Japan collapses. This would force the Bank of Japan to monetize even more because as interest rates go up on the Japanese debt, it becomes a burden on the Japanese government to pay the interest on the debt. So, it would have to be met by more money printing and that would lead to more yen weakness.”
They don't call him Dr. Doom for nothing