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Yen intervention as an energy import price cap
The guest argued that Japan's yen intervention is not about definitively changing the currency's direction, but about putting a floor under the yen to cap the price it pays for imported energy.
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The story so far
- Bank of Japan rate hikes worsen yen weaknessEURODOLLAR UNIVERSITY
- BOJ intervention signals potential surprise rate hikeCNBC FAST MONEY
- Yen intervention sparks sharp rallyTHE OPTIONS INSIDER RADIO NETWORK
- Japan needs a policy shock to stabilizeMONETARY MATTERS WITH JACK FARLEY
- Yen intervention as an energy import price cap · THIS IDEAWSJ WHAT'S NEWS
- Coordinated yen intervention a clever moveBLOOMBERG SURVEILLANCE
- Yen intervention as a containment policyBLOOMBERG SURVEILLANCE
- Yen intervention as a coordinated US-Japan effortREAL VISION DAILY BRIEFING
- Yen intervention's limited, temporary impactCNBC FAST MONEY
- Nikkei as a buy after yen-driven pullbackCNBC FAST MONEY
- US-Japan joint intervention to prop up yenMARKETPLACE
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