US supports yen, raising questions about intervention implications for global markets and Australia’s investments, says Professor Harcourt
The US is stepping in to support the Japanese yen, raising questions about why Washington is intervening and what the move means for global financial markets.
With Japan a crucial US ally in the Asia-Pacific, the yen’s weakness could have broader implications for currency markets, investors and economic stability.
Professor Tim Harcourt from UTS examines the risks of further intervention, the potential impact on Australian investments and what could happen to the yen next.
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