no-yen-intervention-reported-june-29-to-july-29A · FULL TRANSLATION

Stable foreign exchange markets are crucial for Japan's economy, especially in times of frequent yen volatility. The coordinated actions of the Ministry of Finance and the central bank are often seen as key indicators of market confidence. For Taiwanese investors and businesses involved in yen-denominated assets or import/export activities, such data releases help assess risks and opportunities. This report shows that the Japanese government did not conduct any foreign exchange interventions between late June and late July, suggesting a relatively stable market during that period. This may indicate that the yen's current trend has not yet triggered intervention conditions, or that market expectations have not shown extreme fluctuations. However, interventions after July 30 will be included in the next report, showing that the Japanese government is monitoring market dynamics and may adjust its approach in the future. It is worth noting that the publication of foreign exchange balance operations has a certain lag, so investors should also pay attention to real-time market information and official data to gain a more complete picture. The monthly reports from Japan's Ministry of Finance not only serve as a barometer for foreign exchange markets but also indirectly reflect the government's and central bank's stance and decision-making direction on economic and exchange rate policies.