The Japanese yen continues to trade near a three-decade low, keeping speculation simmering over another round of government intervention. Even after the Bank of Japan raised interest rates in March for the first time since 2007, the gap in borrowing costs in Japan and the US is weighing on the currency. After the yen fell to a 34-low of 160.17 per dollar on April 29, Japanese authorities stepped into the market with the largest ever intervention to support it. That was an extraordinary move for



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