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The yen surged more than 2% on April 30, its biggest gain in three years, after Japan intervened in the foreign-exchange market hours after a 'final' warning. Nikkei reported that the government bought yen and sold dollars, and U.S. officials were notified in advance.
Coordinated FX action signals a firmer policy stance against yen weakness, which could limit dollar strength that has been weighing on dollar-priced commodities.
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