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fxJun 19, 2026, 6:10 AM

Deutsche Bank: Yen Intervention Risks Rise Near 1986 Lows

Deutsche Bank's Jim Reid warns that the Japanese yen is trading near its weakest levels since 1986, increasing the likelihood of intervention by Japanese authorities.

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Deutsche Bank strategist Jim Reid has highlighted that the Japanese yen is approaching its weakest levels in nearly four decades, with USD/JPY trading around 161.38 after briefly touching 161.80 in late U.S. trading.

The yen's prolonged weakness against the dollar has fueled speculation that Japanese authorities may step in to support the currency. According to Reid, intervention risks are rising as the pair nears the 1986 low.

Market participants are closely watching for any verbal or direct action from the Bank of Japan or the Ministry of Finance, which could trigger a sharp short-term reversal in USD/JPY.

Source: FXStreet Forex News