'No need yet for Japan to intervene on yen'

06 Nov, 2004

Although the yen's recent rise has been rapid there is no need yet for Japanese authorities to intervene in the foreign exchange market to correct volatile movements, a senior ruling party official said on Friday. Kaoru Yosano, policy chief of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), told Reuters he did not expect the United States to aggressively pursue a weaker dollar as some strength in the dollar was necessary for the US stock and bond markets.

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