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On August 5, 2026, reports emerged that U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent drew on his hedge fund background to help rescue the Japanese yen. The intervention, which involved coordinated action with Japan, sparked comparisons to a major yen rally in 1998 that was also linked to U.S. Treasury actions. Meanwhile, Bank of Japan minutes from its June meeting suggested that moderate inflation around 1.5% might obscure the true economic situation. Analysts noted that the real message behind the yen intervention was more nuanced than a simple currency defense.
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