Yen rally fades a week after U.S.-Japan intervention as focus shifts to policy

The U.S. Treasury and Bank of Japan jointly intervened in the yen market, pushing it to one fifty-five per dollar from just above one sixty-three. According to CNBC, the gains faded within a week as markets refocused on the central banks' monetary policy.

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