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  • Japan FinMin Suzuki: Believe Last Year's FX Interventions Had Some Impact, Intervened Last Year To Respond To Excessive Volatility

    Japan FinMin Suzuki:
    - Believe Last Year's FX Interventions Had Some Impact
    - Intervened Last Year To Respond To Excessive Volatility
    - Important for FX to Move Stably Reflecting Economic Fundamentals
    - Will Continue To Closely Watch Forex Market Moves

    — *seven (@sevenloI) February 7, 2023
Added at 8:13pm
  • Japan FinMin Suzuki:
    - Haven't Heard Details About BoJ Nomination
    - Will Choose Most Appropriate Person At Time For BoJ
    - MoF Hasn't Approached Amamiya For Bank Of Japan Chief Position

    — *seven (@sevenloI) February 7, 2023
Added at 8:17pm
  • Japan FinMin Suzuki:
    - Intervention Size Based On Situation At Time
    - Can't Comment Further On FX Intervention Strategy

    — *seven (@sevenloI) February 7, 2023
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