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Japan's yen support fades as USD/JPY returns to 159, testing Bitcoin and bonds
An $88 billion Japanese intervention aimed at supporting the yen is losing effectiveness as the currency weakens back towards the 160 level, exposing Bitcoin and fixed-income markets to heightened exchange-rate volatility.
The Japanese and US authorities' joint effort to stabilise the yen has begun to unwind, with USD/JPY trading back at 159 following the $88 billion intervention. The reversal underscores the difficulty of sustaining currency stabilisation without complementary policy adjustments, leaving Bitcoin and bond yields vulnerable to further currency swings.
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