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Japanese Finance Minister Katayama says FX intervention is a potential option under the US-Japan agreement and expresses readiness to take decisive action while keeping all options on the table

Japan's Finance Minister Katayama indicating that FX intervention is a viable option under the US-Japan agreement signals a proactive stance amidst currency fluctuations.

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This suggests potential direct market actions should the yen weaken further, highlighting risks for risk assets and commodities, particularly those priced in yen. The readiness to act reinforces the importance of monitoring USD/JPY movements and their implications for broader market sentiment.

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