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Japan's decision not to intervene allows the yen to weaken against the dollar, pushing USD/JPY rates higher.
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Japan's yen has reached nearly 160 against the US dollar without the government stepping in to stabilize the currency. This decision affects global trade and financial markets by allowing the yen to weaken to levels not seen in nearly four decades, impacting import costs and export competitiveness. The main uncertainty is whether Japan will continue to hold a higher threshold for intervention amid ongoing market pressures.