when the 9% rise was put to jacob lew, jacob lew made it is a high bar for disorderly.ion is, does japan want to intervene? that is the point here. there have been many lines in the sand drawn and we have not had any firm evidence. they keep making the point that they are not interested in a competitive violation. however, the fact that they keep making this point that they have the option with markets becoming disorderly is interesting in and of itself. again was to go off on a tear and start rallying, japan that if itwarned you is disorderly, we can go in and sell the yen. rishaad: some of this is reflective of this year strengthen the yen trade numbers? >> definitely. those numbers highlight the challenge for the prime minister. the hard to look past impact of a strong yen on japanese exporters, but we shouldn't knowledge that global demand is also week. it's not just exchange rates. consumers are just not buying that much japanese goods. rishaad: thank you very much indeed. right, ok, president obama attending a summit of leaders in japan later this week. he started

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treasury secretary jacob lew with him saying, the notnt move in the yen is overly volatile and thereetty high bar when it comes to what constitutes disorderly movement. take a listen. [speaking japanese] >> there were no heated discussions. we have different views about the exchange rate. his natural to have different interests pretty only difference between the u.s. and japan is at the u.s. dollar is the reserve currency. the definition of disorderly, what does it mean? the question was brought up ,uring the g7 and jack lew said look, there is a pretty high bar to it one example is 2011 when japan was sanctioned to sell the yen after this devastating .arthquakes and tsunamis still a long way from those extreme situations. rishaad: of course, the yen waiting on next is. what does it mean for all the comics? -- abenomics? the buzz that we had has really fated pity yen strength really taking a beating on exports for the month of april following 10.1%, worse than expected. the seventh month that we have seen exports declining. that is because of the strong currency, rising 5% in april.

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our guest is treasury secretary jacob lew. his last visit was in july 2015 and we appreciate his coming back before his trip next week to anchorage and then the g-7 foreign ministers meeting in japan. our guest flirted with a journalism career while he was editor of the forest hills high school beacon. he evidently thought better of it and while in college caught the washington bug, working for representative bella abzug and joe moakley, earned a bachelor degree at hafshtd and a law degree at jpmorgantown. between '79 and '87 he learned politics from a master in his role as principal deputy policy adviser to house speaker tip o'neill. as a special assistant to president clinton in '93 and '94 our guest played a key role in helping design americorps. he was later deputy director and then director of omb between '98 and 2001 when he led the clinton budget team. the united states government posted a surplus for three consecutive years. he was chief operating officer of new york university and then chief operating officer for two

our guest today is treasury secretary jacob lew. his last visit here was in july 2015, and we appreciate his coming back before his trip next week to anchorage and then to the g-7 foreign ministers' meeting in japan. our guest flirted with a journalism career while he was the editor of the forest hills high school "beacon." he evidently thought better of it and while in college caught the washington bug working for representatives bella abzug and joe moakley, earned a bachelor's degree at harvard and a law degree at georgetown. between 1979 and 1987, he learned politics from a master in his role as principal policy advisor for the house speaker tip o'neill. as a speak assistant to president clinton in 1993 and 1994, our guest played a key role in helping design americorps. he was later deputy director and then director of omb. between 1998 and 2001, when he led the clinton budget team, the united states government posted a surplus for three consecutive years. he was chief operating officer of new york university and then chief opera

treasury secretary jacob lew.heepeated his stance that yen is one side of the trading recently off of speculative trading, but it has first speculation itself of the government may intervene. we did not hear much from jack lew on this issue, but he said the moves in the currency are not volatile. we also heard from a noble laureate and the yield professor about fiscal policy and why we should not be that pessimistic about it. take a listen. >> people look at national debt with too much fear. spent -- money is spent by the government on things that are real and important, it will be beneficial. i think there is a lot that can be done to improve the long run performance of the economy. there were no heated discussions between mr. lew and me. it is natural to have gaps in perspective and different interests. the only difference between the u.s. and japan is that the u.s. dollar is the reserve currency. there was a lot of talk about what constitutes disorderly moves in the yen. jack lew did speak about this briefly du

our guest today is treasury secretary jacob lew. his last visit here was in july 2015, and we appreciate his coming back before his trip next week to anchorage and then to the g-7 foreign ministers' meeting in japan. our guest flirted with a journalism career while he was the editor of the forest hills high school "beacon." he evidently thought better of it and while in college caught the washington bug working for representatives bella abzug and joe moakley, earned a bachelor's degree at harvard and a law degree at georgetown. between 1979 and 1987, he learned politics from a master in his role as principal policy advisor for the house speaker tip o'neill. as a special assistant to president clinton in 1993 and 1994, our guest played a key role in helping design americorps. he was later deputy director and then director of omb. between 1998 and 2001, when he led the clinton budget team, the united states government posted a surplus for three consecutive years. he was chief operating officer of new york university and then chief ope

for their part, jacob lew said it is hard to define what is happening in the form exchange market. isthe very least, japan trying to drive currency lower it haso make clear that the option of going back in disagreement between the big governments, that governments can intervene when markets become disorderly. but it does not look like they will get any support from the u.s. jon: we have this fragile position at the moment. a weaker dollar is good for the likes of china and terrible for the other big economy in asia, japan. how is thisd, managed at a g-7 level, if at all? enda: exactly right. manage athat they can deal with the u.s., but the fact that it keeps making the point and keeps repeating that he thinks the trading conditions in the unr disorderly, and the fact that the fed keeps agreeing with him, shows that there could be a significant difference over time. the the potential for dollar to rally, that takes pressure off japan. they are not explicitly saying they are going to intervene and they are talking about fiscal stimulus in the near term. if the yen continues to be st