The Japanese government acted on three separate occasions this summer to stabilize its currency in foreign exchange markets. These moves included a joint operation with the US, marking the first time the two nations have coordinated an intervention to support the yen in nearly 30 years.
Finance ministry data shows the highest level of daily market activity in the third quarter occurred on July 30, when the government spent 7.98 trillion yen. The figure was the largest single day of yen intervention during the July-Sept period.
