Intervention Risk Re-Emerges as Yen Extends Slide Toward 160
The Japanese yen is approaching the 160-per-dollar threshold, renewing concerns about potential government intervention in currency markets.
Yen intervention risk is back in focus with Japan returning from holiday as a two-week long slide in the currency puts it back within reach of the closely watched level of 160 per dollar.
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