'Mr. Yen' Sees Currency Heading Slowly Towards 100

Aug.31 -- Eisuke Sakakibara, Japan's former top currency official known also known as Mr. Yen, discusses the outlook for the currency, central bank policy and the economy. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat and Yvonne Man on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."

[dennistani]

Also for our (USA) public debt, you also need to look at who holds that debt. Lots of non-USA entities hold our look good.

[DC-ssqj]

when he saying that he is not worry about Gov deficit check his head reaction

[jaytrader]

I thought Brian Watt was Mr. Yen. LOL

[dennistani]

This idiot Salamat always asks the same stupid questions. In terms of central banks taking on debt and printing money, we (THE USA) are at the top of the heap. The Federal Reserve WILL be pumping up to 10 trillion dollars of equity into the US stock market. Now you can ask Jay Powell that same question, as we pump trillion of dollars into the stock market to buy up corporate and commercial real estate debt, will someday that become LESS EFFECTIVE? Going forward in the next 30-35 years, we have a projected 128 trillion dollars in unfunded liabilities. God bless everybody.