August 26, 2025 - 08:23

Japan has expressed significant concern regarding recent fluctuations in the foreign exchange market, as highlighted by Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato on Tuesday. The yen experienced a notable strengthening following the announcement from U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the removal of a Federal Reserve governor.
During a press conference, Kato was asked to comment on the implications of Lisa Cook's departure from the Fed's board of directors. While he chose to refrain from making statements about foreign authorities or specific exchange rates, he emphasized the importance of stable currency movements that are aligned with economic fundamentals.
Kato reiterated Japan's apprehension over foreign exchange volatility, particularly movements influenced by speculative trading. The finance minister's remarks reflect ongoing concerns within the Japanese government about the potential impact of erratic currency fluctuations on the nation's economy, signaling a cautious approach to the evolving dynamics of international finance.
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