Japan Says No Options Ruled Out After Yen Drops Past 153

The yen fell as low as 153.24 against the dollar, a level not seen since 1990, on Wednesday, and Japanese authorities are saying they will consider all their options for the market. Paul Jackson reports on Bloomberg Television.

[@silversurfer8237]

The excitement is when they go to 160. They were as high as 180 before the Plaza Accord. 10% more after 160 brings us close to 180.

[@swedesam]

The Captain has turned on the fasten your seat-belts sign.

[@crypticvega88]

Translation?

[@paulattaboyatreides6414]

Any BoJ intervention will have a limited impact on the overall structure of the yen vs dixie.

[@dotagedrain7051]

Please hurry up.... almost margin call....

[@TheErtsj]

What a muppet!!! Yen is where it's at because of Japan's MMT policy. History again repeating it's self.

[@ChisomBenjamin-xp6rx]

what's MMT

[@TheErtsj]

@@ChisomBenjamin-xp6rx modern monetary theory. They’re monetizing their debt

[@crypticvega88]

Yen up or down?

[@TheErtsj]

@@crypticvega88 down

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Japan asserts all options are on the table as Yen falls below 153.