Fortunately, yen was, after all, a world-class safe haven currency. It was very resilient and the money could escape in time. If it was a small country's currency, it would probably collapse.
But even so, they had lost a lot of benefits. In total, they had lost close to 10 billion USD. They had been cut off by this wave of elections.
In half a month, Nakai Yuuki and his Liberal Democrats won the Senate election, and Yugo is certain to be re-elected president.
A month later, Nakai Yuuki became Japan's 96th president.
After his inauguration, he followed through without hesitation on all of his policies: zero interest rates, easy money, and lower exchange rates.
From then on, no one could stop the decline of the yen.
With Su Yang's cooperation, the yen broke through 80 and 90 in just two days, heading straight for the 100 mark.
