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Japan may intervene to stabilize the yen amid fears of sharp decline, driven by fiscal expansion and inflation concerns.
Japan may intervene in currency markets to stabilize the weakening yen, with economist Takuji Aida stating the government has sufficient reserves and is prepared to act if the currency falls sharply, particularly near the 160-to-the-dollar threshold.
This comes amid concerns over inflation and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s expansionary fiscal policies, which have contributed to yen declines.
Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama has signaled openness to intervention, and a recent ¥21.3 trillion stimulus package underscores efforts to boost growth despite rising debt.
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Japón puede intervenir para estabilizar el yen en medio de temores de un fuerte descenso, impulsado por la expansión fiscal y las preocupaciones de inflación.