The Japanese Yen stabilized at 157.55 against the US Dollar on Wednesday, following its most volatile period in months. This comes after the Japanese government, in conjunction with the United States, conducted its first joint intervention to buy yen since 1998. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated on Tuesday that the US would support Japan's efforts to stabilize the yen "at all costs." Meanwhile, the DXY fell to a six-week low as market optimism about an end to the conflict in Iran diminished safe-haven demand. Additionally, lower oil prices prompted traders to reduce their expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike in September, further dragging down the dollar.