Deutsche Bank says no yen intervention in the near-term.

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Deutsche Bank on the possibility of intervention in USD/JPY

  • “As USD/JPY hits the weakest yen levels in 20 years, there is a resurgence of interest in where officialdom, Japanese and/or American, might protest the yen’s depreciation?” DB notes.
  • ‘The short answer is the official pain threshold to provoke direct currency intervention is still a long way off, and by far the greater risks for yen bears reside with shifts, technical or otherwise in BO]yield curve policy,” DB adds.

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PS – I posted this earlier if you want a clue:

(If you don’t read that post please take note that 135 is my wild-ass guess, which is a technical term).

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