On July 6, analysts at ING, led by Chris Turner, stated in a report that despite the much-anticipated intervention action last Friday not materializing, Japanese authorities may still intervene later this month to support the yen. He noted that during the quiet trading session caused by the U.S. holiday on Friday, Japanese authorities remained inactive, allowing the dollar to rise above 162 yen. 'This may remind the market that Tokyo wishes to use its limited foreign exchange reserves cautiously.' The next potential intervention window could be from July 16 to 17, just before Japan's next public holiday on July 20. (Jin Shi)
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