Yen exchange rate fell to the 145 yen level against the dollar for the first time in 24 years, dropping about 30 yen from the beginning of the year

In the Tokyo foreign exchange market on the 22nd, the depreciation of the yen accelerated further immediately after the Bank of Japan announced its monetary policy, and the yen exchange rate fell to the 145 yen level to the dollar.

Since 1998, the yen has fallen about 30 yen since the beginning of the year, the lowest level in about 24 years.

The Federal Reserve Board, which is the central bank of the United States, has decided to raise interest rates significantly to curb record-breaking inflation. The movement to buy the expected dollar is intensifying.