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Japan finance minister Suzuki says both the government and BOJ concerned over weak yen

Eamonn Sheridan
26/09/2022 | 02:10 GMT

Suzuki says the government and Bank of Japan share view on concerns over the weak yen

  • says he is concerned about speculative moves behind the weakening yen
  • recent one-sided and rapid yen moves are not desirable
  • no change to stance that we will respond to market moves as needed

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Still ahead today:

  • Bank of Japan Governor Kuroda is speaking today - expect yen weakness comments

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