A former central bank official said joint yen-buying intervention would certainly occur again to combat a sell-off
Japan, US likely to intervene again if yen resumes slide, ex-BOJ official says
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Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Park Du-sun said at the regular briefing that day, "The government strongly protests the Japanese government's repeated unjust claims of sovereignty over Dokdo, which is clearly our inherent territory historically, geographically, and under international law, and urges its immediate withdrawal.". The Japanese government has been repeating its unreasonable claim for 22 years since it included the claim to Dokdo's territorial sovereignty in its 2005 defense white paper. The yen held gains above recent 40-year lows on Monday after the two countries launched a rare joint yen-buying intervention in a show of determination to combat a sell-off in the currency.
Furthermore, TOKYO, Aug 4 : Japan and the United States will "certainly" conduct joint intervention again if the yen shows signs of resuming its downtrend, said Atsushi Takeuchi, a former central bank official involved in Tokyo's market forays more than a decade ago.
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Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Park Du-sun said at the regular briefing that day, "The government strongly protests the Japanese government's repeated unjust claims of sovereignty over Dokdo, which is clearly our inherent territory historically, geographically, and under international law, and urges its immediate withdrawal."
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The Japanese government has been repeating its unreasonable claim for 22 years since it included the claim to Dokdo's territorial sovereignty in its 2005 defense white paper.
according to Kyunghyang ShinmunThe yen held gains above recent 40-year lows on Monday after the two countries launched a rare joint yen-buying intervention in a show of determination to combat a sell-off in the currency.
according to Channel News AsiaTOKYO, Aug 4 : Japan and the United States will "certainly" conduct joint intervention again if the yen shows signs of resuming its downtrend, said Atsushi Takeuchi, a former central bank official involved in Tokyo's market forays more than a decade ago.
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Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Park Du-sun said at the regular briefing that day, "The government strongly protests the Japanese government's repeated unjust claims of sovereignty over Dokdo, which is clearly our inherent territory historically, geographically, and under international law, and urges its immediate withdrawal."
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