Japan calls emergency monetary meeting amid market collapse
Japan has called an emergency monetary meeting for today at 7:50 PM ET. Insiders expect the Bank of Japan to officially announce last-resort emergency measures to stop the market collapse. This follows Japan's worst crash in 3 years, which forced Japan and the US to rescue the yen after it collapsed to a 40-year low, resulting in losses of over ¥40 trillion.
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@CryptoNobler
🚨 BREAKING 🇯🇵 JAPAN JUST CALLED AN EMERGENCY MONETARY MEETING TODAY AT 7:50 PM ET! INSIDERS EXPECT THE BOJ TO OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCE LAST-RESORT EMERGENCY MEASURES TO STOP THE MARKET COLLAPSE. SOMETHING EXTREMELY BAD IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW... https://t.co/h9FuSCesz4
@CoinvoTrading
🚨 JAPAN JUST HAD THEIR WORST CRASH IN 3 YEARS Japan and the US were forced to rescue the yen after it collapsed to a 40-year low. That caused them to lose over ¥40 TRILLION. It also created a nightmare: A stronger yen crushes the overseas profits of Japan’s export giants. https://t.co/nezP86TgqU