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Yen Intervention Gains Fade One Month Later as Fundamentals Bite
Source: Bloomberg
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About a month after Japan and the US intervened to support the yen, strategists say the move slowed the short-term slide but has not meaningfully changed the underlying forces behind the yen’s longer-term decline. Net impact is viewed as temporary stabilization rather than a durable reversal, keeping downside risk on the currency in focus.
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