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Bessent’s whatever-it-takes yen vow masks limited firepower

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By Daniel Flatley Verified, Anya Andrianova Verified
| BusinessMirror Verified
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s suggestion of a no-limits approach toward helping Japan rescue the yen risks getting called out by market participants flagging his limited firepower to do the job. Japan’s currency slid as much as 1 percent Monday to past 159 per dollar, wiping out half the rally triggered by the July 31 US-Japan intervention. The exercise, the first coordinated effort since 1998, had lifted the currency near 155 before the retreat resumed.
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U.S. Treasury chief’s ‘whatever-it-takes’ vow to help the yen masks limited firepower

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By Daniel Flatley Verified, Anya Andrianova Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s suggestion of a no-limits approach toward helping Japan rescue the yen risks getting called out by market participants flagging his limited firepower to do the job. Japan’s currency slid as much as 1% Monday to past ¥159 per dollar, wiping out half the rally triggered by the July 31 U.S.-Japan intervention. The exercise, the first coordinated effort since 1998, had lifted the currency near ¥155 before the retreat resumed.
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Bessent promete hacer “lo necesario” para apoyar al yen, pero su capacidad de intervención es limitada

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By Daniel Flatley Verified, Anya Andrianova Verified, Andrew Harnik Verified
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — La propuesta del secretario del Tesoro, Scott Bessent, de adoptar un enfoque sin límites para ayudar a Japón a rescatar el yen corre el riesgo de ser cuestionada por los participantes en el mercado, que señalan su limitada capacidad para llevar a cabo esa tarea. La moneda japonesa cayó hasta un 1% el lunes, superando los 159 por dólar, lo que anuló la mitad del repunte provocado por la intervención conjunta de Estados Unidos y Japón del 31 de julio.
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