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Even though Japan's GDP is low, the yen goes up.
Despite Japan's economy contracting by 1.6% in the fourth quarter of 2022, the yen has jumped in value against major currencies. The unexpected rise in the yen is attributed to anticipation surrounding the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) monetary policy decision, scheduled to be announced tomorrow.
Many experts believe that the BOJ will maintain its ultra-loose monetary policy, which includes negative interest rates and massive asset purchases, in order to support the country's struggling economy.
Investors are closely watching the BOJ's decision, as any deviation from expectations could have significant impacts on the yen's value and the wider global financial market.
The yen's recent surge may also be reflective of broader concerns about the global economy, including rising inflation and supply chain disruptions. As such, the BOJ's decision tomorrow will be closely scrutinized by investors and economists alike.
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