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Yen Intervention Risk Re-Emerges as 160 Per Dollar Level Nears
Source: Bloomberg
Currency & FXMonetary Policy
The yen’s two-week decline has brought it back near ¥160 per dollar, a closely watched threshold associated with potential Japanese currency intervention. Japan’s return from holiday puts intervention risk back in focus, creating near-term volatility risk for USD/JPY and broader FX markets.
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