US backs coordinated yen-buying intervention after BOJ rate-hike signal
The US backed a rare coordinated yen-buying intervention after BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda signaled a potential rate hike as early as September. White House senior adviser Kevin Hassett said there is no need to attribute the stable yen to U.S. Treasuries, while the US assesses Ueda's signals of a possible September rate hike.
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⚡️JUST IN: White House senior adviser Kevin Hassett says there is no need to “concoct a theory” involving U.S. Treasuries to explain a stable yen. The U.S. is also assessing BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda’s signals of a possible September rate hike, which could strengthen the yen and https://t.co/PVxOewj5mJ
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🇯🇵 BOJ RATE-HIKE SIGNAL HELPED TRIGGER YEN INTERVENTION The U.S. backed a rare coordinated yen-buying intervention after BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda signaled a potential rate hike as early as September. Ueda said the BOJ could accelerate tightening if needed, as Washington seeks to https://t.co/WYQm4pWmei
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⚡️JUST IN: White House senior adviser Kevin Hassett says there is no need to “concoct a theory” involving U.S. Treasuries to explain a stable yen. The U.S. is also assessing BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda’s signals of a possible September rate hike, which could strengthen the yen and