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Sep 12, 2026
WaynePANELIST
I could see him at Inter Milan and AC Milan or somewhere like that.
WaynePANELIST
It wouldn't surprise me, as Yen mentioned, Barca.
WaynePANELIST
There's an easy way out there.
WaynePANELIST
And Flick is probably in the earlier stages of that Arteta conversation that he had in the sense of this is maybe his last Barca contract.
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FKHOST
There were conversations that we were all having around, you know, is Martin Erdegaard ever going to find his best form? One or two doubts still remain over Bukayo Saka and whether he's going to get back to his explosive best, but as a three.
FKHOST
The way that they are able to manipulate space and their technical superiorities we saw on Wednesday night with the sort of, you know, playing in tight spaces, one touch, two touch sort of passing and moving.
FKHOST
I mean, it's like poetry in motion, Yenbele.
FKHOST
So is this the key that's going to unlock further success for us?
Meera ChandanHOST
Actually, the market is pricing in more than that.
Meera ChandanHOST
And so the gap in yields between the DM high-yielders like Aussie and Naki, both of which have pretty decent fiscal positions and are both commodity exporters, versus the low-yielders like Swiss franc, for example, or even Yen, even though we are constructive in Yen.
Meera ChandanHOST
I mean, the gap is just sort of continuing to grow pretty solidly.
Meera ChandanHOST
So those are still pretty good candidates in our view.
Tony NashGUEST
I think there's plenty in the US.
Tony NashGUEST
Scott Besant is spending the Treasury General Account on propping up the JPY.
Tony NashGUEST
There's plenty with lending and swaps that the US is doing with other countries.
Tony NashGUEST
I'm just not sure.
Peter LewisHOST
hope, isn't it? That there's nothing else and therefore you're forced to buy US
Tony NashGUEST
dollars.
Tony NashGUEST
If we get the Bank of Korea to buy JPY debt, that would be miraculous.
Tony NashGUEST
So, you know, I just if I'm the Bank of Korea, I just don't see other options.
Harley FoxHOST
Yeah, maybe.
Liam ErvineGUEST
Yen's probably just dropped a little bit more.
Harley FoxHOST
Maybe.
Liam ErvineGUEST
Yeah.
Ross ClarkGUEST
And if it can get up through, I would suggest through 99.5, that would say that there's a decent bottom in place for the U.S. dollar.
Ross ClarkGUEST
Other currencies, the Canadian, the Euro, and the Yen, have all had pretty darn good moves on the upside.
Ross ClarkGUEST
If anything, a little excess being seen as far as the Canadian is concerned.
Ross ClarkGUEST
Some good weekly signals there suggest that while it's sitting right now around 72.60, probably willing to give up a good cent or so from where we are today.
Shane OliverGUEST
But these things are all sort of coming together and it looks a little bit seasonal, but I suspect it could still go a little bit further before we get to the bottom of this correction.
Olivia Grace CurranHOST
I can see that US Treasury Secretary Scott Besson, who you were just mentioning, has also warned currency speculators against betting against the Japanese yen.
Olivia Grace CurranHOST
He has declared at an event in Texas, I am the house now.
Olivia Grace CurranHOST
I've seen some memes made up after those comments.
Varun GuptaGUEST
Ooh, that's a good question.
Mike JokohGUEST
Definitely the turnaround speed and how licensing's come out, because it feels like to us, when you're on the outside looking in, that like when Viz does their big announcements or Yen does their big announcements, it feels like, oh, wow, they've had a lot of stuff licensed for, you know, oh, we're just getting like a deluge of licenses, and then...
Mike JokohGUEST
But when you're on the other end of it, you realize that's like usually months or years of prep time of just, you know, you know, negotiating contracts, getting, you know, seeing what's available, talking to the artists or talking to the publisher.
Mike JokohGUEST
And it's like a lot of that stuff is like, It's much more complex and much more detailed than maybe a fan just kind of looking at the announcements as they come out would think.
Joe CampHOST
We look at the dollar index here down, testing a new low for the move.
Joe CampHOST
We've got the dollar index weighted against the euro, the Japanese yen, the sterling, the Canadian dollar, the corona and the Swiss franc.
Joe CampHOST
There's some interesting news all about, I mean, not to mention here on this video, what's going on with Canada and tariffs and the back and forth political nature of our relationship with our neighbor to the north.
Joe CampHOST
The news here this week, I've found really interesting in watching the action in the Japanese yen.
Joe CampHOST
So I'll show you that chart.
Joe CampHOST
First, though, look at that weighting that has the euro at the top and then the yen next up against this US dollar index.
Joe CampHOST
I know what the Japanese government's doing and what we're doing to assist in this intervention.
Joe CampHOST
And that's what it is in currency markets.
Brandon BajemaHOST
I think the confluence of that could could be enormous.
Brandon BajemaHOST
You know, we've got we've talked about several times over the past couple of weeks that the Fed or sorry, the Treasury and or the BOJ has intervened in the Yen market.
Brandon BajemaHOST
And, you know, actually, I've got a clip here that I'll play, which is Secretary Besant talking about his interventions in the Yen market.
Brandon BajemaHOST
And, you know, and this will kind of put home the point that this is a very big deal that's next week and what both the BOJ and the Fed's going to do.
Brandon BajemaHOST
So here we go.
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John CassidyHOST
He's talking
Brandon BajemaHOST
about the BOJ, their policy.
Brandon BajemaHOST
That was the specific, the context of it was the Yen Intervention.
Eric WallersteinGUEST
So I think local consumption will be good.
Eric WallersteinGUEST
Yen's been rallying the past few days.
Eric WallersteinGUEST
I think it probably bottomed or hit its peak at USDJPY like 160, 165.
Eric WallersteinGUEST
I don't think it's going to go to 100, but like a stronger yen, all else equal, improves consumer purchasing power.
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