Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on June 3 that the government is prepared to take appropriate forex market measures whenever necessary, Odaily reports. The remark underscores Tokyo's heightened vigilance over yen movements and reaffirms its longstanding stance of monitoring exchange-rate volatility. Japan's Ministry of Finance has a history of direct currency intervention to curb excessive swings that could disrupt the economy. While Takaichi did not outline specific triggers or tools, the statement keeps the option of intervention on the table amid global currency turbulence. Market participants often parse such comments for signals of imminent action, though no immediate steps were announced.
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