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		<description>&quot;There should be no central banker’s put.&quot;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Let&#039;s extend this logic if we may. Central banks should also not be concerned with volatility.  When e.g. Japan says it is not worried about the level of the yen but only about forex volatility, that is allowing traders to amass positions which will earn money because of what the central bank is supposed to do.  This is dangerous, because it is creating much greater pressure in the system than would normally be the case.</description>
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<p>Let&#8217;s extend this logic if we may. Central banks should also not be concerned with volatility.  When e.g. Japan says it is not worried about the level of the yen but only about forex volatility, that is allowing traders to amass positions which will earn money because of what the central bank is supposed to do.  This is dangerous, because it is creating much greater pressure in the system than would normally be the case.</p>
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