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The yen found some support on Friday as Japanese officials stepped up their verbal intervention to stem the currency's decline, even as the greenback headed for its biggest weekly rise in six weeks.

Japan is open to intervening in the currency market “to mitigate the side effects of a weak yen,” a government panel member said, reflecting Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s concerns about inflation.

Japan may be closer to intervening in the currency market than many investors assume, a government panel member suggested, as the yen continues to drift toward 160 per dollar. “Japan has such an ...

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