"Așa ceva nu s-a mai întâmplat". SUA au vândut euro ca să ajute yenul, fără să informeze Banca Centrală Europeană

The U.S. sold euros and bought yen to support the Japanese currency without prior notice to the ECB, which learned of the action post-factum. This unprecedented move has raised concerns among European officials about the breakdown of traditional cooperation norms. The U.S. Treasury stated that decisions regarding the Exchange Stabilization Fund are made independently, while analysts noted Japan's significant spending to stabilize the yen. Following the intervention, the yen appreciated but later depreciated again, amid ongoing inflation concerns in Japan and rising U.S. bond yields.