Japan's top FX diplomat Mimura says will do utmost to respond to FX as needed, and that the government will take steps against FX moves at any time

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Japan's top FX diplomat, Mimura, has reiterated a strong commitment to intervene in foreign exchange markets if necessary. This signals potential volatility in the JPY, as the government appears ready to act against excessive currency movements, suggesting market participants should be cautious about shifts in the currency's value and consider the implications for trade and inflation.

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