Why does BOJ accept the depreciation of the yen?

Guess the BOJ's speculation

Isn't the yen depreciation tolerated, but the yen's appreciation check?

Governor of the Bank of Japan Kuroda conspicuously accepts the depreciation of the yen at regular press conferences.

As the market reacts to the depreciation of the yen, it can be seen that the Bank of Japan is inducing a depreciation of the yen.

However, I feel that the BOJ's remarks on the depreciation of the yen are not meant to induce a depreciation of the yen, but rather that the BOJ's remarks do not want to induce a stronger yen.

There is certainly a view that if the trend is depreciating, it will spur it, but it is not difficult to monitor the trend and suppress it to some extent.

Instead, I think BOJ is afraid to trigger an out-of-control crash by making statements that have a cooling effect on the market.

However, I am not a guardian of the Bank of Japan.

The depreciation of the yen is not very good for my lifestyle.

If possible, I would like it to be around 110 yen per dollar.

In addition, it is evaluated that the Bank of Japan's remarks on the depreciation of the yen caused a sharp depreciation of the yen, and I think that this sudden change itself is not good for the Japanese economy.

Especially when importing raw materials, I think that there are many companies that are hit by the deviation from the market price.

I also think that the attractiveness of the dollar / yen pair to investors is that the price range is stable to some extent.

If the dollar-yen is the escape point for the pound, the murder currency, and the euro, which is exposed to Russia's geopolitical risks, it is likely that the normalization of large fluctuations will reduce credit for the yen.