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Japan's Hayashi: Closely watching FX moves, prepared for full measures
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Japan's Hayashi: Closely watching FX moves, prepared for full measures
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2024.04.17 17:41
2024.04.17 17:41
2024.04.17 17:41
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yishimasa Hayashi said on Wednesday that we are "closely watching FX moves" and are "prepared for full measures."
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- Important for currencies to move in a stable manner, reflecting fundamentals.
- Rapid FX moves are undesirable.
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: 2024.04.17
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