Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara says they are watching market moves with a high sense of urgency, including long-term rates. No comment on FX intervention.

The comments from Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara highlight growing concern over market volatility, particularly in long-term rates, without explicitly signaling an intention to intervene in the FX market.

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Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara says they are watching market moves with a high sense of urgency, including long-term rates. No comment on FX intervention.

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This suggests that while there’s vigilance on potentially destabilizing currency movements, authorities might prefer to monitor conditions rather than act, which could influence trader sentiment around the yen and USD/JPY pair. Market participants will likely assess whether this signals a shift in policy focus or reflects a more cautious stance amid global market fluctuations.

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