The start of the dollar/yen was "1 dollar = 1 yen"
Under the gold standard, the relative values of Japanese and American currencies were theoretically almost equal.
In the immediate postwar monetary exchange rates, 1 dollar = 15 yen, but by 1948 it entered a fixed rate of 270 yen, and then 360 yen, leading Japan to pursue the path of a major exporting nation by weaponizing a weak yen.
Today’s era often cries out that the yen is weak, but tracing back through history shows the yen started from the strongest position.
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