(DJN) Japan's currency has neared the level that triggered yen-buying intervention by Tokyo last year, but economists say the government may stay on the sidelines this time. "I'm pleased to say that two days out from the end of the financial year, we're still on track. In fact, we're in a significantly better position than we forecast," Chalmers said in a speech to a property forum in Darwin. (DJN) Feedback LoopThis newsletter was compiled by Michael Maloney in New York and Perry Cleveland-Peck [mailto:perry.cleveland-peck@wsj.com] in Barcelona. !F0Stn7g!Avjruh597eXjho1E9CGRfYPu1YFYCn1r5Pf48X-XfQK18I_meHNC5RGHpvAmhivjJsCsJfQGhCaWjJJdXewtbNEpI2GcAOHSvHVX42cY$ ]This article is a text version of a Wall Street Journal newsletter published earlier today.

Source: Wall Street Journal June 28, 2023 11:19 UTC