
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said her economic policies would boost confidence in the yen after earlier intervention by the US and Japan fell short. The yen was the G10's best performer in the third quarter but remained weak, at about 158.37 per dollar.
Analysts said current pricing implies expectations of further intervention.
Possible further intervention and currency policy shifts could move the yen sharply, which affects dollar-denominated grain and meal import costs for Japanese buyers only indirectly.
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