What happens when a central bank steps in to defend its own currency? Japan has been buying yen to stop it sliding further, but that defence isn't free. It means selling US assets, pulling on Fed facilities, and sending ripples through Treasuries and global risk markets. Our latest insight breaks down the knock-on effects, from Tokyo to Wall Street.
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