Japan, US likely to intervene again if yen resumes slide, ex-BOJ official says

Per Channel NewsAsia, a former Bank of Japan official says Japan and the United States would likely intervene in currency markets if the yen resumes sliding. Currency intervention — when governments buy or sell foreign currency to influence exchange rates — is a tool both nations have used to stabilize their economies in the past.

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