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Japan's top currency diplomat Mimura won't comment on FX levels and says closely watching markets with a high sense of urgency, also says they are not lowering our guard and are in contact with US authorities

Japan's top currency diplomat Mimura refraining from commenting on FX levels suggests a cautious stance amid current market volatility.

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Japan's top currency diplomat Mimura won't comment on FX levels and says closely watching markets with a high sense of urgency, also says they are not lowering our guard and are in contact with US authorities

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His emphasis on closely monitoring markets and staying in touch with US authorities indicates heightened awareness of potential currency fluctuations, which could impact both Japanese monetary policy and international trade dynamics. This approach may also keep markets alert to possible intervention dynamics going forward.

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