Business
Monday, 8/3, 01:51 AM
The US and Japan intervened together to prop up the yen for the first time since 2011
- Japan's finance ministry and the US Treasury acted jointly in the currency market to stop the yen falling.
- Al Jazeera reports it is the first such joint intervention since 2011, after Japan's earthquake.
- The dollar had reached a 40-year high near 164 yen; it fell to 157.07 after President Trump's remarks and settled at 157.70.