What is a coordinated intervention? Foreign-exchange intervention conducted jointly by 2 or more countries; Japan and the United States carry out first yen-buying intervention in 28 years at the end of July

At the end of July, Japan and the United States jointly conducted a yen-buying intervention. It is described as the first yen-buying intervention in 28 years.

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A coordinated intervention is described as foreign-exchange intervention conducted jointly by 2 or more countries. Reports on this occasion said that Japan and the United States carried out a coordinated yen-buying intervention at the end of July.

The intervention is said to have been conducted to curb the yen's rapid decline, and it has been described as the first yen-buying intervention in 28 years.

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TimingJapan and the United States conducted a coordinated yen-buying intervention at the end of July

主体The intervention was carried out by 2 countries, Japan and the United States

NatureIt was conducted as an intervention to buy yen

BackgroundIt was the first yen-buying intervention in 28 years

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