In the Tokyo foreign exchange market on the 21st, the dollar was bought from the view that the Fed, the central bank of the United States, would continue to raise interest rates significantly, and the yen depreciated to the ¥144 level at one point.
Before the American FRB announced its monetary policy in the early hours of the 22nd (Japan time), the Tokyo foreign exchange market on the 21st saw a move to sell the yen and buy the dollar from the view that the Fed would continue to raise interest rates significantly. strengthened.
The yen exchange rate is temporarily at the 144 yen level to the dollar.
A market insider said, "Before the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan announced monetary policy, the difference in interest rates between Japan and the United States was recognized again, and the yen was gradually depreciating. The Bank of Japan will maintain its monetary easing route. Or, the market's attention is focused on Governor Kuroda's remarks."