[MARKET UPDATE] Mixed start to Asia-Pac trade with Japanese markets pressured amid a firmer currency after PM Takaichi's intervention warning, while conditions are quieter on Monday with Australian and Indian markets closed for holiday

The mixed start in Asia-Pac trade suggests uncertainty, particularly as Japanese markets face downward pressure from a strengthening yen following PM Takaichi's intervention warning.

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Japanese top FX diplomat Mimura continues to decline to comment on FX intervention and can't comment on talk of rate checks, but says they are keeping in close contact with the US on FX

[MARKET UPDATE] Mixed start to Asia-Pac trade with Japanese markets pressured amid a firmer currency after PM Takaichi's intervention warning, while conditions are quieter on Monday with Australian and Indian markets closed for holiday

PRE-MARKET JAPANESE AND SOUTH KOREAN STOCKS NEWS: Japanese PM Takaichi warned that the government is ready to take action against speculative moves amid a weakening currency and surge in bond yields

Japanese Finance Minister Katayama declined to comment on a report on Friday regarding the New York Fed conducting USD/JPY rate checks

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This may signal heightened sensitivity to currency movements, impacting broader forex dynamics, while market activity remains subdued due to holidays in Australia and India.

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