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Another week, another UI update from SBI Securities. This time, they announced a modernisation to their Investment Trust trading section.
It’s funny because their global nav bar is still images.
So it looks like there is more drastic intervention to combat the weak yen.
What do you think it will achieve? A small temporary uptick in the slow decline? Or lasting effect on the exchange rate?
Since it’s the off-topic thread, wild speculation is welcome.
Some [lilies](https://i.imgur.com/e3t41xq.jpg) this time.
Families coming to visit. Any changes in Japan lately that tourists should be aware of? I have some old IC cards prepared, but beyond that?
Hi sorry to bother you I’m a bit stuck with a question and you seem very knowledgeable on the subject. I’m a UK resident who works for a German Company on 90 day short term visa . The Company are trying to put us on the German taxation system . Can they do this or am I covered by the 183 day rule. Thank you in Advance.