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Yen at multi-decade low as Japan's $2.3tn plan meets a BOJ it cannot outrun
Tokyo is selling the $2.3 trillion package as an industrial revival and the slide past 160 yen as a separate problem. The bond market and the BOJ's next statement will decide which story gives first.

Sources
- Nikkei Asia wire, https://t.me/NikkeiAsia
- Nikkei Asia wire, https://t.me/NikkeiAsia
- Nikkei Asia wire, https://t.me/NikkeiAsia
- Nikkei Asia wire, https://t.me/NikkeiAsia
- Nikkei Asia wire, https://t.me/NikkeiAsia
- Nikkei Asia wire, https://t.me/NikkeiAsia
Desk note: Monexus reads the Nikkei Asia wire as a coherent two-track story, the $2.3 trillion stimulus and the multi-decade-low yen, and treats them as a single policy problem rather than two separate news beats. Where mainstream coverage frames the stimulus as bullish in isolation, Monexus underlines the currency constraint that markets are already pricing in.
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