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The U.S. and Japan Intervene Jointly to Prop Up the Yen

via BBC World·yesterday·2 sources

The United States and Japan took coordinated action to support the yen, a rare joint currency intervention. The move follows a prolonged slide in the Japanese currency that has strained importers and households. Analysts said the intervention signals Washington’s concern about disorderly moves in Asian markets.

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