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Why the Yen Is Surrendering Intervention Gains

The yen is heading into the end of the week having surrendered nearly half of its intervention-driven gains, fueling speculation among traders that authorities may step into the market again. Bloomberg's David Finnerty breaks down how traders see recent FX moves. (Source: Bloomberg)

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