Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that even with interventions to support the Japanese yen, its rebound potential remains limited [1] - U.S. and Japan considered coordinated intervention after U.S. officials conducted a currency check, indicating a need for actual intervention to change market sentiment towards the yen [1] - The dollar-yen exchange rate reached a two-week high of 156.82, reflecting ongoing pressure on the yen [1] Group 2 - Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida expressed reservations about further interest rate hikes, which may influence monetary policy direction [1] - The Japanese government nominated two scholars to the Bank of Japan's board, who are perceived to favor accommodative policies, potentially impacting future monetary decisions [1]
法国兴业银行:日元反弹空间有限