ひろゆき氏　みずほ銀行エコノミスト　内田樹氏

It's unusual that a Mizuho Economist would make insulting remarks during an election campaign.

I think this is the result of a determination that "we don't need to stop the yen's depreciation for the sake of Japan's future,"

but people who can't read long passages are standing by in favor of a weak yen.

"Sorry, this might not work."

Mizuho Bank Releases Unusual Report

Mizuho Bank, remaining cautious even during the election season, has made headlines by publishing a critical analysis of the current administration that appears to be a reference to the weak yen.

I also think it's extremely unusual for a bank to release such a report during an election season.

The article critically analyzes the comments made by Takaichi in her campaign speech for the House of Representatives election, which could be interpreted as a reference to the "weak yen," and the dangerous perception of the current situation that lies behind them.

Here's a brief summary:

◾️Opinions on Takaichi

Takashi Takaichi raised the following two points in her speech, suggesting that a weak yen has its upsides!

As for the Takaichi administration, its diplomacy has only increased tensions with China, and it has only been treated as a ``wallet'' by the United States.

Prices continue to rise. The currency and its value continue to fall. Not a single country in the international community expects Japan to take a leadership role. No explanation has been given for its collusion with the Unification Church, its secret funds, or its nuclear ambitions.