荷兰国际银行：日本或已干预日元汇率

Odaily Planet Daily News Francesco Pesole, an analyst at ING Group, pointed out that Japanese authorities may have intervened in the yen exchange rate on Thursday, and may take further action on Friday when liquidity tightens due to the US holiday. He said that the dollar-yen exchange rate fell early on Thursday, even before the weak US non-farm payroll data pushed it below 161.00. "We cannot rule out the possibility that this initial decline was driven by foreign exchange intervention."

He stated that although the yen has rebounded, the risk of further intervention remains. Japan tends to intervene around holidays and spreads its operations over multiple days. He noted that taking action after the dollar has been affected by adverse events is also consistent with Japan's strategy for 2024. (Jinshi)