The scale of Japanese Stocks is not small, second only to A-shares, and the gap isn't very large.
Various derivative financial products are countless, ranging from a few million dollars to tens of billions or even hundreds of billions of dollars in scale.
The financial attribute of the yen is very strong globally because the yen has no interest and is the most widely used arbitrage currency.
It's essentially borrowing interest-free yen, exchanging it for another currency, and earning interest from it.
Although there's exchange rate risk involved, as long as luck isn't too bad, there's generally some arbitrage space.
With a large capital scale, even a half-point arbitrage space is quite considerable.
Big funds appreciate this bit of profit.
Anyway, for Li Yang, holding US Dollars now is very cost-effective; there's no shortage of money domestically, and there's no need to desperately funnel it back home.
