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Japan’s Foreign Reserves Plunge Record $79.6 Billion After Yen Intervention

Japan’s official foreign exchange reserves fell by a record 6 percent in August, shedding approximately $79.6 billion following aggressive Bank of Japan intervention to stabilize the weakening yen. The unprecedented decline underscores the massive capital outflow triggered by Tokyo’s currency defense measures.

7 Sept, 04:32 — 7 Sept, 04:32
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Japan foreign reserve assets fall by record 6% after interventions

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan's foreign reserve assets in August fell $79.58 billion, or 6.18 percent, from the previous month to $1.21 trillion, marking the

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Japan's August foreign reserves post largest-ever drop after record intervention - Reuters

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Japan's August foreign reserves post largest-ever drop after record intervention

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Japan reserves plunge record $79.6 billion after massive yen intervention

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Japan foreign reserve assets fall by record 6% after interventions

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