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Columnist @opinion in Singapore. Stints as executive editor, FX tsar, podcaster & Malaysia bureau chief.
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Fighting yen psychology is a losing battle

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By Daniel Moss Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
There are sound arguments for Japan sitting on the sidelines as the yen skids to a four-decade low. Turning the currency around, never easy at the best times, has just become harder given the renewed embrace of the greenback. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s government certainly won’t be pushing on an open door. The most successful currency interventions contain an element of surprise and, with a bit of luck, can help shift market psychology.
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Fighting yen psychology is a losing battle

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By Daniel Moss Verified
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Fighting yen psychology is a losing battle - Daniel Moss
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Warsh Fed era heralds a new trial for Asian currencies

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By Daniel Moss Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
Kevin Warsh’s early days at the helm of the Federal Reserve are a tough reminder that when it comes to currencies, the U.S. central bank isn’t always going to act with the best interests of international markets. Warsh is signaling he will be firmly focused on controlling inflation. The Fed chief was far more hawkish than anticipated in presiding over his first policy meeting and officials are leaning toward an interest-rate hike this year.
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