Japan finance minister Suzuki comments on the yen - weak verbal intervention

There really isn't much meat in this from Japan finance minister Suzuki, pretty weak stuff:

• G20 chair Indonesia likely to issue a summary of this meeting's discussion at a later date
• G20, in chair summary, likely to say many currencies Currencies Currencies are a typically a form of money in wide circulation, being the primary medium of exchange with respect to buying and selling goods and services. These are often issued by a specific government or collection of governments, by way of paper notes and coins. Other forms of currencies include previous metals such as gold and silver, and digital currencies such as Bitcoin. Currencies serve as a backbone of the country’s or countries’ economy, due to the perception of value held by the popu Currencies are a typically a form of money in wide circulation, being the primary medium of exchange with respect to buying and selling goods and services. These are often issued by a specific government or collection of governments, by way of paper notes and coins. Other forms of currencies include previous metals such as gold and silver, and digital currencies such as Bitcoin. Currencies serve as a backbone of the country’s or countries’ economy, due to the perception of value held by the popu Read this Term have moved significantly this year with increased volatility, reaffirm fx commitment
• There was no discussion at G7 on what coordinated steps should be taken to address market volatility
• Want to take appropriate action vs excess fx volatility Volatility In terms of trading, volatility refers to the amount of change in the rate of an index or asset, such as forex, commodities, stocks, over a given time period. Trading volatility can be a means of describing an instrument’s fluctuation. For example, a highly volatile stock equates to large fluctuations in price, whereas a low volatile stock equates to tepid fluctuations in price. Overall, volatility is an important statistical indicator used by many parties, including financial traders, analysts, In terms of trading, volatility refers to the amount of change in the rate of an index or asset, such as forex, commodities, stocks, over a given time period. Trading volatility can be a means of describing an instrument’s fluctuation. For example, a highly volatile stock equates to large fluctuations in price, whereas a low volatile stock equates to tepid fluctuations in price. Overall, volatility is an important statistical indicator used by many parties, including financial traders, analysts, Read this Term, when asked whether Japan could intervene to prop up yen
• Did not hold bilateral meeting with US Treasury Secretary Yellen this time
• US has shown clear understanding toward Japan's fx intervention last month

USD/JPY not doing a real lot here after its substantial swings overnight: