"Yen Intervention Looms as Traders Eye 152 Per Dollar Threshold"

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The Japanese yen's recent slide to a 34-year low against the dollar has prompted speculation about potential intervention by Japan's monetary authorities, but currency traders remain unconvinced of the need for such action. While Japanese stocks are thriving, Chinese stocks experienced a significant decline, raising concerns in Beijing. Key economic data releases and the Bank of Japan's summary of opinions from its recent policy meeting are expected to provide further direction to markets.
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