Yen's Sharp Gain Unlikely a Market Movement, Natixis Says
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bloombergMarkets
July 2, 2026 · 01:41
Alicia Garcia Herrero, chief APAC economist at Natixis, says that Japan may already have intervened in currency markets after the yen strengthened sharply against the dollar on Thursday. "Nobody said so, but I would argue that that correction can't happen if everybody's reading your screens thinking that US data will be strong," Garcia Herrero tells Bloomberg Television. The abrupt move came as traders await US jobs figures later Thursday, which have the potential to move the dollar-yen currency pair. (Source: Bloomberg)
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