TOKYO -- The yen is caught in a historic stretch of weakening that shows no sign of ending even after the Bank of Japan's first interest rate hike in 17 years, thanks to the persistently strong dollar backed by protectionist U.S. policies.
Amid the flurry of monetary policy meetings by global central banks in the second half of March, Tohru Sasaki of Fukuoka Financial Group put forward an interesting idea.
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