Exchange Rate interventions by Bank of Japan
Code : INB0016
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Region : Japan
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Abstract:
Japan has been criticized for its continuous & regular interventions in the foreign exchange market. The motive behind these interventions was to control the extreme movement of the yen with respect to other currencies like the US dollar. But the intervention by the Bank of Japan on September 15, 2010, was different from the earlier ones as it was the first time it was being done after March 31, 2004, when the government of Japan had to interfere in the foreign exchange market. |
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Pedagogical Objectives:
Keywords : Bank of Japan; Japan; Currency Intervention; Jean-Claude Juncker; Bretton Woods; Smithsonian Agreement; US Dollar; FDI; Plaza Accord; Louvre Accord; Nikkei 225; Yasua Fuduka; Deflation; Euro
Contents :
» Exchange Rate History of Japan
» Louvre Accord
» Post Louvre Accord