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The yen jumped against the dollar today, with traders citing yen-buying intervention by Japanese authorities as a trigger for the bounce in a currency languishing at levels last seen over three decades ago.
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NEW YORK/TOKYO >> The yen jumped against the dollar late today, with traders on high alert for signs of intervention by Japanese monetary authorities to boost a currency languishing near 34-year lows.
Yen Soars After Japan Intervenes To Prop It Up For Second Time In 3 Days Two days after the yen soared after crashing to a 34 year low of 160 against the US, when the Japanese Ministry of Finance reportedly spent around 5 trillion yen, or just over $30 billion, to push the imploding Japanese currency to levels not seen in about 48 hours, moments ago with much of the impact from the first intervention having fizzled, the Japanese Ministry of Finance appeared to step in again when...
The accelerating slide in the value of Japan’s currency could ultimately be bad news for people in Japan who are heavily reliant on importsThe value of Japan’s currency has tumbled so much, that its value is back to where it was in 1990, shortly after Japan’s famous “bubble economy” burst. For a moment on Monday it was trading at 160 yen to US$1. A few years ago, it was closer to 100 yen to US$1.The yen’s accelerating slide could ultimately be bad news for people in Japan. A weaker yen squeezes...
The yen's sudden surge on Monday is "more likely" to be caused by Japan's intervention, says Nomura Head of Japan foreign exchange Yujiro Goto. The country's top currency official, Masato Kanda, on Tuesday didn’t say whether the authorities had stepped into the market. Goto also tells Bloomberg Television that any action might not change medium-term currency trends due to underlying macroeconomic conditions. (Source: Bloomberg)