Japan's top government spokesperson just flagged concerns about sharp, one-way swings in the currency markets. The statement from Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara signals Tokyo's growing unease with volatile FX movements. When officials start talking like this, it usually means they're watching the yen closely—and interventions could be on the table if things get too wild.
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RektDetective
· 19h ago
Japan is starting to stir again. Once they intervene, the yen will immediately reverse.
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MevShadowranger
· 12-05 08:03
Japan has spoken out again, definitely because they're fed up with the yen being manipulated...
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ProofOfNothing
· 12-05 08:02
Here we go again, Japan is about to intervene in the forex market? It's always the same rhetoric every time.
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 12-05 07:58
Japanese officials are getting nervous again; it's the same old routine every time.
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MoonMathMagic
· 12-05 07:45
Japan is getting nervous again, and the signals of intervention in the foreign exchange market are so obvious... Should have bought the dip earlier.
Japan's top government spokesperson just flagged concerns about sharp, one-way swings in the currency markets. The statement from Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara signals Tokyo's growing unease with volatile FX movements. When officials start talking like this, it usually means they're watching the yen closely—and interventions could be on the table if things get too wild.