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Japan has spent 5.3 trillion yen to intervene in the foreign exchange market, and the yen has given up most of its gains
Svmuu reports that Japan has confirmed it spent a record 5.3 trillion yen (approximately 73 billion USD) to defend the yen's exchange rate. However, the currency has since given back most of the gains it achieved from the intervention. (Cointelegraph)
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