# 中东局势

Japan is indeed good at stabbing from behind. While everyone’s attention is fixed on the Middle East conflict, with the US and Iran fighting fiercely and oil prices fluctuating wildly, Japan’s neighbor to the east quietly pulled off a “cut from beneath the waterline” move.
On March 4th, at 7:30 PM Eastern Time in the US, which is the early morning in Japan, the Bank of Japan suddenly held an emergency monetary policy meeting. Such “late-night emergency calls” usually mean something big has happened at home or they’re about to drop a heavy bomb. Sure enough, right after the meeting, the news br