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日本片山表示将考虑稳定融资和维持财政可持续性的措施
日本财务大臣（FM）片山皋月周二表示，关于预期增加的国防开支的资金安排尚未作出决定。片山补充称，政府将在关注财政可持续性的同时，考虑确保稳定资金来源的措施。
要点引述
关于预期增加的国防开支的资金安排尚未作出决定。
将在关注财政可持续性的同时，考虑确保稳定资金来源的措施。
政府正在讨论国防开支。
市场反应
截至撰写时，美元/日元当日上涨0.04%，报158.55。
日元常见问题（FAQ）
日元(JPY)是世界上交易量最大的货币之一。日元的价值大体上取决于日本经济的表现，但更具体地说，取决于日本央行(Bank of Japan)的政策、日美债券收益率之差，或交易员的风险情绪等因素。
“日本央行的任务之一是货币控制，因此它的举措对日元至关重要。日本央行有时会直接干预外汇市场，通常是为了降低日元的价值，不过由于主要贸易伙伴的政治担忧，日本央行通常不会这么做。由于日本央行和其他主要央行之间的政策分歧越来越大，日本央行在2013年至2024年期间的超宽松货币政策导致日元对主要货币贬值。最近，这种超宽松政策的逐渐退出给日元提供了一些支持。”
过去10年，日本央行坚持超宽松货币政策的立场，导致其与其它央行(尤其是与美联储(fed))的政策分歧不断扩大。这支撑了10年期美国国债和10年期日本国债之间利差的扩大，这有利于美元兑日元。日本央行在2024年决定逐步放弃超宽松政策，加上其他主要央行的降息，正在缩小这一差距。
日元通常被视为一种避险投资。这意味着，在市场紧张时期，投资者更有可能将资金投入日元，因为日元被认为具有可靠性和稳定性。动荡时期可能会使日元对其他被视为投资风险更大的货币升值。
