According to the Ministry of Finance's intervention results for July–September, released on the 9th, Japan conducted a record daily ¥7.9756 trillion in yen purchases and dollar sales on 30 July. The following day, Japan and the United States conducted coordinated yen-buying intervention for the first time in 28 years, bringing the total intervention amount to ¥5.5523 trillion.
According to the July–September intervention results announced by the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Japan, the Bank of Japan purchased a large amount of yen and sold dollars in a single day on 30 July. The amount, reported at ¥7.9756 trillion, was the largest on record.
The following day, Japan and the United States coordinated to conduct yen-buying intervention again, with the intervention amount reported at ¥5.5523 trillion. It is believed that intervention aimed at stemming yen depreciation was carried out on an ongoing basis as a result.
The release is based on intervention results announced by the government and the Bank of Japan on the 9th, and attention is focused on developments including any additional intervention in the future.