Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi just had a media handling moment on social media X to clarify her stance on the exchange rate. She asserted that she did not say a strong yen is good or a weak yen is bad. Her core belief is to build a resilient economic structure capable of withstanding all fluctuations in the exchange rate.

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However, looking back at her previous statements during the campaign rally on Saturday, you will clearly see her true intentions. Ms. Takaichi once stated directly that a depreciated yen is a huge opportunity for the export industry.

In particular, a weak yen provides the Japanese automotive industry with an additional cushion against tariffs from the U.S., a support that is considered extremely significant.

According to you, is the Japanese Prime Minister trying to keep the yen weak to boost exports or does she truly want to stabilize the exchange rate?

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