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Whether coordinated U.S.-Japan intervention in the yen can produce lasting results remains deeply in doubt. (Photo / Pexels)

Washington and Tokyo Are Losing the Battle to Save the Yen

U.S. President Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent have both confirmed a joint U.S.-Japan intervention in the yen, sending shockwaves through global financial markets. (File photo by Lin Yen-cheng)

Yen Surge Defuses Carry Trade Bomb, Former Taiwan Deputy Premier Warns

Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae holds a press conference following the Kumamoto earthquake. (AP)

Japan to Slash Food Tax to 1%, but Fiscal Doubts Dog Takaichi's Plan

The yen has been extraordinarily weak, with markets watching and waiting for the Bank of Japan to intervene.

Japan's Yen Crisis Goes Deeper Than the Bank of Japan Can Fix

Japan spent ¥11 trillion intervening in currency markets, only to see the effects evaporate — exposing the depth of the country's structural economic problems. (Photo / Pexels)

Japan Spent ¥11 Trillion Defending the Yen. It Didn't Work.

On January 5, 2026, Japan's Finance Minister Katayama Satsuki rings the opening bell at the Tokyo Stock Exchange opening ceremony. (File photo, AP)

Yen Breaches 160 Mark, Japan Warns of Currency Intervention

The Bank of Japan voted 6-3 to keep rates unchanged, marking the most significant internal division since Kazuo Ueda (植田和男) took office as BOJ Governor. (AP)

BOJ Holds Rates, But a 6-3 Split Puts June Hike Firmly in Play

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. (AP)

Japan’s Impossible Trinity: Why Takaichi, Ueda, and Katayama Are Trapped at the ¥160 Line

Tourists from around the world are flocking to Japan amid the yen's sustained depreciation. (AP)

Opinion |Tokyo Is Cheap Because the Yen Is Weak — and That's Only Half the Story

The Bank of Japan headquarters building in Tokyo. (AP)

LDP Wins Super Majority in Japanese Legislature, Central Bank Considers Raising Rates