The yen’s strength is continuing to weaken. To genuinely reverse the USD/JPY trend, government intervention would need to be at least ¥50 trillion, and ideally around ¥100 trillion. However, there are limits to what sheer capital volume can achieve—without addressing fundamental factors like the U.S.-Japan interest rate differential, any impact would be temporary. Intervention can halt market movements, but long-term trends are determined by monetary policy. The key lies in U.S. rate cuts. 🤔
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