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Benchmark Japanese government
bond yields climbed to the highest in more than a decade on
Monday, helped by a rise in U.S. yields, and continuing a
gradual grind higher amid expectations of tighter. -May 20, 2024 at 01:09 am EDT
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Japanese authorities likely
intervened in the currency market to signal they see 160 yen to
the dollar as their line in the sand, Columbia University
academic and former finance ministry executive. -May 01, 2024 at 10:20 pm EDT
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TOKYO: Japanese authorities likely intervened in the currency market to signal they see ¥160 to the dollar as their line in the sand, Columbia University academic and former finance ministry executive Takatoshi Ito told Reuters on Thursday. "Intervention is effective if conducted in a timely manner," said