Japan spent record 15.4 trillion yen in July-August to stem yen's slide
Japan spent a record 15.4 trillion yen in July-August to stem the yen's slide, according to Kyodo News. Separately, commentary indicates Japan and the U.S. are intervening together to prop up the yen, partly because Washington needs to prevent Japan from selling Treasuries to defend its currency.
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JAPAN SPENT RECORD 15.4 TRIL. YEN IN JULY-AUG. TO STEM YEN'S SLIDE - KYODO ...
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Japan’s debt-to-GDP: 248% United States: 122% Now Japan and the U.S. are intervening together to prop up the yen… partly because the last thing Washington needs is Japan selling Treasuries to defend its currency. Two heavily indebted countries helping each other manage the