BOJ money market figures indicate that Japan likely refrained from intervening in the currency market last Friday
Bank of Japan Data Suggests No Recent Currency Intervention
On Monday, figures from the Bank of Japan's money market revealed that Friday's sharp rise in the yen against the US dollar was unlikely caused by direct government action. The central bank's forecast for Tuesday pointed to a net withdrawal of 630 billion yen (approximately $4.09 billion) from the money market. This amount surpassed analysts' expectations, which ranged from an inflow of 100 billion yen to an outflow of 300 billion yen, but remained significantly lower than the sums typically associated with official intervention.
Experts noted that both the scale of treasury-related transactions and the overall shift in current account balances were far smaller than the multi-trillion-yen movements seen during previous intervention episodes.
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