Japan intervenes in the currency market

The limit was obviously reached at 162 yen per dollar. The Japanese central bank has supported the yen with massive interventions and stabilized it again for the time being. The astonishing thing is that interest rates on US government bonds, which had to be sold beforehand for this purpose, continued to fall, so there must have been massive demand for US government bonds on the market at the same time. Possibly the European Central Bank again? It is trying to stabilize the interest rate spraid between euro and US bonds in order to avoid capital flight.

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