Japan bought a record ¥7.98 trillion in one day
Japan bought yen on three separate days over the summer. Daily figures released on November 9 show it bought almost ¥1.7 trillion more on July 30 than on the previous record day in April.
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All Forex coverageJapan bought yen on three separate days over the summer. Daily figures released on November 9 show it bought almost ¥1.7 trillion more on July 30 than on the previous record day in April.
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