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  1. U.S. jobs data is cited as justification for a potential FED rate hike, alongside discussions of currency intervention.
  2. The Ministry of Finance directed central bank currency intervention, influenced by weak US jobs data and ongoing inflation fears.

The FED joined the Japanese Ministry of Finance in a currency intervention to support the yen, driven by fears of repercussions on the US financial system.

8 reports, 7 independent Updated Sep 15
Gone quiet Reached 4 outlets in its first 24 hours
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The FED joined the Japanese Ministry of Finance in a currency intervention to support the yen, driven by fears of repercussions on the US financial system.

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  1. NY Fed facilitated US-Japan yen purchase.Sub-event
  2. The Fed launched a lending program to stabilize the yen, following pressure from the Trump administration.1 source
  3. FED joined Japanese MoF to support yen amid fears of US financial repercussions.1 source

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The Ministry of Finance directed central bank currency intervention, influenced by weak US jobs data and ongoing inflation fears. All 2 developments

Within U.S. jobs data is cited as justification for a potential FED rate hike, alongside discussions of currency intervention.

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