이 양반이 경제에만 무식한 것이 아니라 영문해독도 젬병이고 마잉. 아래 제시한 내용으로 말할 것 같으면 영국의 화폐 즉 British pound가 Brexit로 인하여 그 가치가 하락하는 바람에 옌화로 투기자들이 돌아앉는다는 이바구가 아닌가?

거기 어느 구석에 옌화를 공격한다는 말이 있다는 거요? 거기에 언급된 바대로 "옌화가 가장 안전한 고로 그것을 사들이고 있어도 환률의 등락에는 별 변동을 주지 않는다"고 말하고 있당께로.

일본의 수상 신조 아베가 무역전쟁은 백해무익이라고 말했다고 해서 일본화를 공격한다는 뜻이 아니라 카잉. 일본은행 두취가 말한 것, Recent comments from the governor of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) failed to support the Yen after he said the economy required continued easy monetary conditions from the BOJ to keep growth on track"은 자국의 화폐정책을 경제발전에 유리하게 펴나갈 것이라고 했다구요.

투기자들이 옌화를 공격하는 것과는 하등의 관련이 없읍메. 이 사람이 지금 영문의 글을 제대로 읽지 못했던가, 아니면 국제환률의 변동논리에 전혀 맥을 짚지 못한당께로. 번데기 앞에서 주름을 잡고자 하면 제발 뭐를 알고 난척을 하던가......

The Pound-to-Yen exchange rate is trading over 1.0% at 144.78 at the start of the new week after Michel Barnier said he thought getting a Brexit deal in 6-8 weeks was "realistic".

Barnier's comments make it even less likely the UK will tumble out of the EU without a deal next spring and this supported the Pound which is seen to be shedding some of the 'no deal' fears it assumed in August.

A flight for safety out of Sterling saw the Yen benefit through the mid-year period thanks to its status as a leading safe-haven assets.

The September recovery in the GBP/JPY pair has reached the level of the 50-day moving average (MA) at 144.65 which it is trading marginally above at the time of writing, at 144.78.

We now see more upside as probable wither a break above the 145.69 August 30 highs confirming a breach of the 50-day MA and more upside to a target at 147.25 at the upper border of the falling wedge pattern.

One of the main data releases for the Japanese Yen is already out on Monday in the form of the Economy watchers business sentiment survey, which rose to a higher-than-expected 48.7 from 46.6 in July, as well as surpassing expectations of 47.2.

The survey gathers responses from business that directly service consumers such as hairdressers and tax drivers.

A more positive result would normally be marginally supportive of the Yen but today it was overshadowed by positive Brexit headlines supporting the Pound.

The next release for Japan is the change in M2 money stock which is expected to show a 3.0% rise when it is released out at 19.50 B.S.T on Monday.

Then later there is also an auction of 30-year Japanese government bonds at 23.45. The impact from these two releases, however, is likely to muted and they are not regarded as especially market-moving.

The Yen is sensitive to global risk appetite because it is a safe-haven currency so it is likely to gain support during times of extreme uncertainty and crisis. If the US imposes higher duties on China or targets Japan for a trade war next, the Yen is likely to gain as a result, most probably (or mixed in the later).

Earlier on Monday morning Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe said trade fights "do not benefit anyone" in regards to the threat of the US starting one with Tokyo.

Recent comments from the governor of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) failed to support the Yen after he said the economy required continued easy monetary conditions from the BOJ to keep growth on track. Easy monetary conditions are negative for the currency, however.

https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/yen/9886-yen-losing-its-bullish-slant-against-improving-pound

세상 물정이 아즉 어두우시구만료.... 중국 공산당 신문지만 읽고 당기시니...쯧쯧쯧

환투기자들이 노리는 것은 국제무역에서 유발되는 외환보유고가 바닥을 보이는 형편에서 차관 내지 딸라, 유로, 옌화 애면의 채권을 파는 경우이다.

일본으로 말할 것 같으면 경상수지가 중국 다음에로 딸라가 넘쳐나는 바라, 미친넘이 아니고는 short 하려고 감히 덤빌 수가 없다. 다시 말해서 옌화를 팔면 일본정부가 나서서 그 하락을 막기 위하여 딸라를 팔 것인데, 이미 딸라보유고가 무진장이라서 왼만한 실력의 투기자들이 아니고는 눈도 깜빡하지 않는다구. Comprande, amigo?