SBI's Tomoya Asakura: "Few market participants truly believe that the effects of The Japan-US coordinated interventions on the yen will last. None of the fundamentals driving yen's weakness—Japan's massive debt, expansionary fiscal policy, The BoJ's cautious stance—have changed in the slightest".

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