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The continued capital outflow from japan exacerbates the pressure on the yen's depreciation.
The slow growth of the japan economy has triggered capital outflow, which has intensified the depreciation pressure on the yen. Many observers of the yen expect that the japan-usa interest rate differential remains a reason for the continued weakening of the yen, especially since the policies advocated by the newly elected president of the usa, Trump, may trigger inflation. The flows of trade and investment in and out of japan are less noticeable but also have an impact. Japan's current account surplus in the third quarter was 8.97 trillion yen (57.5 billion usd), but this was offset by outflows from direct investment and securities investment. Driven by traders closing yen financing arbitrage trades, the yen surged to a 14-month high against the usd in September, but has since fallen by about.