TOKYO, Nov 9 (Bernama-Kyodo) -- Japan bought a record 7.98 trillion yen (US$50.4 billion) on July 30 to support its currency in the foreign exchange market, according to data released Monday by the Finance Ministry, Kyodo News reported.
Japan Stepped In To Buy One-Day Record 7.98 Trillion yen In July - Gov't Data
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Japan bought a record 7.98 trillion yen in July to support the yen, with total interventions reaching 15.4 trillion yen.
- Japan spent 7.98 trillion yen on July 30 to support the yen, a one-day record.
- Total interventions in July-September reached 15.4 trillion yen, including joint actions with the U.S.
- The yen weakened to a 39-year low, prompting large-scale currency interventions.
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