Japan’s Katayama Says Ready to Act for Stable FX Market
Japanese authorities are prepared to respond if currency market movements become disorderly, acting in accordance with a standing pact with her US counterpart, Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said, one day before the US holds its midte…
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