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Position for a Collapse in the Japanese Yen
Finally, after what seems to have been an eternity, the yen is breaking down and behaving in the way it should - at least according to my fundamental assessment. My fundamental view on the Japanese yen relates the Japanese government bond market. At time of writing, the Japanese national government debt stands about 9.25 trillion yen (US$11.35 trillion). This represents approximately 220% of the nation's gross domestic product (GDP). However, the most bizarre thing is how Japan has been able to become one (if not the) most heavily indebted nations in the world but at the same time, have the lowest interest rates. The ... (full story)
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