London market yen is strengthening Abe Prime Minister's resignation: 1 dollar = 105 yen in the first half of August 28 22:28 on August 28
In the foreign exchange market in London on the 28th, the Prime Minister Abe's resignation announced that he was resigning, and there was a growing movement to buy yen in order to avoid immediate risks. ..
In the London foreign exchange market on the 28th, yen was bought against the dollar after Prime Minister Abe announced his resignation at a press conference, and the yen exchange rate, which was 1 dollar = 106 yen level until then, was 105 The price rose to the first half of the yen level.
Market officials said, ``European and US investors are worried about the destabilization of Japanese politics due to the end of the long-term government and the change in large-scale monetary easing routes, which is one of the pillars of Abenomics. I was wary, and as a
result, there are moves to avoid the risk of buying yen, which is a relatively safe asset, and speculative yen buying is also seen."