Arthur Hayes - the easy button (17 minute read)
This article discusses the complex financial maneuvers used by major global economies, focusing on how the Federal Reserve, U.S. Treasury, and Bank of Japan manipulate the dollar-yen exchange rate to manage their economic and political challenges. It explains that by conducting dollar-yen swaps, these entities can artificially strengthen or weaken currencies to impact their economies, forestall fiscal issues, and influence global trade dynamics, particularly affecting the competitive balance between China and Japan in global markets.