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USD/JPY sank 4.166 yen (2.55%) to 159.347 by 4 p.m. New York time, a drop consistent with suspected intervention by Japan's FX authorities, while post-FOMC dovish momentum dragged the dollar index below 100 for a third straight day of losses. A sharp yen surge raises unwind risk in yen-funded carry trades, which can pressure risk assets short term, even as broad dollar weakness is structurally supportive for gold and BTC. Watch for official MOF confirmation of intervention and whether USD/JPY holds below 160, since a quick rebound would signal the move lacks follow-through without rate-differential compression.
As a Forex signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around JPY=X, GC=F, BTC.
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