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1、Japan stands firm on FX intervention ahead of G7 meetBy Stanley WhiteTOKYO | Fri Oct 8, 2010 6:04am EDT(Reuters) - Japan said it will continue to intervene to curb a strong yen if necessary, just hours before G7 and IMF officials meet to discuss escalating tension over currency policies, and Thailan
2、d is also poised to act.China, which has rebuffed calls from the West to let its currency rise faster, allowed the yuan to firm on Friday to its highest against the dollar since a revaluation in July 2005.Traders said Beijing may be making some concessions ahead of International Monetary Fund and Wo
3、rld Bank meetings this weekend. But they said any further rise would be limited so as not to harm its exports.With positions entrenched, expectations for any meaningful agreement in Washington are low although fears of a global currency war have jumped to the top of the agenda.“We are approaching a
4、G7 meeting, but regardless of this, Japan will take firm measures, including intervention, when needed,“ Japanese Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda told reporters when asked about the yens rise to another 15-year high on Thursday. “This is Japans basic stance.“Japan, worried a strong yen would hit its
5、 vital export sector, intervened in the market for the first time in six years last month, drawing criticism from its peers.Prime Minister Naoto Kan sounded a little more conciliatory, saying Tokyo wanted to cooperate with its Group of Seven peers on currencies, but in the same breath reiterated the
6、 message that the authorities would take “decisive steps“ if needed.G7 leaders hold a closed-doors dinner on Friday.EMERGING ANGERGlobal policymakers have been clashing over the dollars broad-based decline, with emerging economies stepping up efforts to cap their currencies, actions which developed
7、nations argue could derail economic recovery.Thailands finance minister will propose measures to handle the bahts strength at a cabinet meeting next week, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said on Friday.The baht, which has risen about 11 percent against the dollar this year, the second-best performe
8、r in Asia after the yen, slipped after the comments.Russian Deputy Finance Minister Dmitry Pankin said Brazil, China, India and Russia - the so-called BRICs - see the current moves in emerging markets currencies as a deeper problem that cannot be solved through a free float.“Free float is not an exi
9、t prescription, its not a prescription for all illnesses,“ he told reporters after a meeting of deputy finance ministers in Washington on Thursday.Chinese premier Wen Jiabao, in Europe this week, politely rejected calls to let the yuan appreciate faster and Brazil on Monday doubled a tax on foreign
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