Japan's Top Diplomat Mimura says will not comment on FX

Japan's top diplomat's refusal to comment on FX matters may signal a status quo approach to its currency policy, which could stabilize market expectations in the short term.

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However, the absence of guidance leaves traders in the dark about potential intervention, keeping focus on broader geopolitical dynamics and risk sentiment. This could maintain some volatility in JPY crosses as the market interprets Japan's next moves.

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