Japan's Finance Minister reportedly held an emergency online meeting with U.S. Treasury officials
Svmuu News: According to multiple Japanese media outlets, including JNN and Kyodo News, as the yen approached a 39-year low, Japanese Finance Minister Gotsuki Katayama held an online meeting with U.S. Treasury officials on the evening of the 22nd (local time). Sources said she may have exchanged views with U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent, discussing trends in the foreign exchange market and the possibility of currency intervention. Earlier, the USD/JPY exchange rate had plummeted during trading, sparking market speculation that Japanese authorities had already intervened. (Jinshi)
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