Estados Unidos niega intervenir en el yen japonés; ahora el dólar se fortalece en los mercados globales
Los mercados financieros reaccionaron este miércoles 28 de enero con fuerza luego de que Estados Unidos negara cualquier participación en una interven...
TL;DR
- The U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent denied any U.S. involvement in a joint intervention to support the Japanese yen.
- Following the denial, the dollar strengthened globally, and the Japanese yen weakened.
- The U.S. reaffirmed its policy of maintaining a strong dollar, based on sound economic fundamentals.
- Speculation about intervention intensified after the Federal Reserve Bank of New York contacted financial institutions, which was interpreted by some as preparation for a coordinated action.
- The yen had previously seen a brief appreciation due to rumors of potential coordinated intervention, reminiscent of the 1985 Plaza Accord.