QUICK SPARK: The Japanese Yen Hasn't Been This Weak In 40 Years
The Japanese yen slid to 162.77 per dollar, its weakest level since late 1986, as the wide Fed-BoJ interest rate gap keeps fueling the carry trade.
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Peter Schiff Warns Japan Could Be the Pin That Pricks an 'Even Bigger' US Bubble
Peter Schiff warns Japan's debt crisis could trigger the next global meltdown as the "pin that pricks our bubble."
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