Japan makes strongest intervention warning as yen hits 34-year low


TOKYO: Japan's finance minister issued his strongest warning to date on Wednesday about yen weakness as it fell to a 34-year low against the dollar, saying authorities could take "decisive steps", language previously used before intervention.

Shunichi Suzuki previously used the phrase "decisive steps" in autumn 2022 when Japan last intervened in the market to stem weakness in its currency.

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