-->>>dort liegt DER Schlüssel. Trotz eines rasanten Euroverfall ( glückwunsch Toby ) bleibt der Yen fest.
>>Einzige Erklärung ; Die Asiaten verkaufen jetzt Ihre Dollarbestände. Und weil Sie das machen krieg ich die Muffensausen. Auf jedenfall ist da was großes am Kochen. Und was da rauskommt schmeckt keinem
>>LOMITAS
>sollten doch die Interventions-Zahlen der Jap. Notenbank rauskommen laut cnbc. wie sehen sie aus?
Japan Jan forex intervention record Y7.15 trln-MOF
Reuters, 01.30.04, 5:04 AM ET


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TOKYO, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Japan spent a record 7.1545 trillion yen in currency intervention in January -- equivalent to $67.56 billion at Friday's rate -- to stem the yen's rise against the dollar, Finance Ministry data showed.

That total, which covers the period between December 27 and January 28, compares with the previous monthly record of 4.4573 trillion yen last September. The Japanese authorities spent an annual record of 20 trillion in 2003.

The MOF also said it sold 5.014 trillion yen of foreign bonds to the Bank of Japan to raise intervention funds through a repo deal, under which it would buy the paper back at a later date.

Despite the heavy intervention this month, the dollar fell to a three-year low of 105.45 yen <JPY=> on Tuesday on speculation that Japan may row back on its efforts to hold its currency down to avoid criticism at a Group of Seven meeting next week. ($1=105.88 Yen)

http://www.forbes.com/home_europe/newswire/2004/01/30/rtr1235598.html

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