Japan Finance Minister Suzuki declines to say whether govt intervened to prop up yen

TOKYO (Reuters) – Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki on Monday declined to confirm whether the government had intervened in the currency market on Friday, when the dollar plunged more than 7 yen at one point in what sources said was caused by authorities’ yen-buying action.

“We absolutely cannot tolerate excessive moves in the foreign exchange market based on speculation,” Suzuki told reporters at the finance ministry.

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