Japan’s Suzuki: Desirable for currencies to move in stable manner reflecting fundamentals
Source Fxstreet
Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said on Monday that it is “desirable for currencies to move in a stable manner reflecting fundamentals.”
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Won't comment on forex levels.
Excessive FX change undesirable.
Want to respond appropriately as needed.
No comment, when asked if current FX moves are excessive.
Market reaction
The Japanese Yen is recovering ground on these intervention warnings, as USD/JPY mires near intraday lows of 159.63, down 0.05% so far.
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