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A looming announcement from Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to go ahead with a plan to cut Japan’s sales tax on food risks pressuring the yen and government bonds by stoking investor concerns over the country’s deteriorating fiscal outlook.
By: Mia Glass, Carter Johnson, John Cheng
The yen surged by 2% against the US dollar, marking its biggest jump since Japanese officials intervened in the market earlier this year.
By: Carter Johnson, Mia Glass, John Cheng
The yen soared by the most in more than two years against the dollar after authorities stepped in once again to try and prop up the nation’s sagging currency ahead of the Bank of Japan’s policy decision.
By: Alice French, John Cheng, Mia Glass
Strategists are watching out for indications of future policy at a Bank of Japan press conference later Friday as they assess yen weakness following the central bank’s decision to hold rates unchanged.
By: John Cheng, Ruth Carson
Strategists trying to figure out Japan’s next move on the yen are looking to the International Monetary Fund’s technical guidelines for clues.
By: Mia Glass, John Cheng, Ruth Carson
Currency traders are on high alert for more joint intervention by Japan and the US when trading gets underway in Asia on Monday after coordinated operations in Tokyo and New York last week triggered a dramatic rebound in the yen.
The US Treasury has limited liquid resources to support further coordinated currency intervention alongside Japan, though its firepower could be expanded substantially if officials resort to more extraordinary measures, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
By: John Cheng, Ruth Carson, Mia Glass
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Japan’s historic joint intervention with the US is shifting market focus to whether the yen can strengthen beyond 155 per dollar, a threshold strategists view as the key test for the rally’s staying power.
(Bloomberg) -- Japan's historic joint intervention with the US is shifting market focus to whether the yen can strengthen beyond 155 per dollar, a threshold strategists view as the key test for the rally's staying power.
