US Treasury backs Japan's firm action against undervalued yen

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent supports Japan's firm measures to address the yen's undervaluation amid rising bond yields.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated at a G20 finance ministers' meeting that he supports Japan's firm actions to address the yen's significant undervaluation. ^[1] Erin Brown, Deputy Treasury Secretary of the United States, stated that a meeting between US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov was productive. ^[2] Erin Brown, Deputy Secretary of the US Treasury, stated that it is important to maintain dialogue between the US and Russia even during periods of conflict. ^[3] Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda stated in a press conference that he will fully discuss interest rate hikes at every meeting, including the next financial policy decision meeting. ^[4] Global bond yields surged, with the US 10-year yield rising to 4.799% for the first time since January last year, the UK 30-year yield reaching 5.919%, and the German 10-year yield climbing to 3.339%. ^[5] Japan's 10-year government bond yield rose to 3% on the day, marking a 30-year high since September 1996, and subsequently climbed to 3.015% the following day. ^[6] Scott Bessent conveyed to Anton Siluanov that military actions must end and that the United States is interested in a peaceful outcome. ^[7]

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated at a G20 finance ministers' meeting that he supports Japan's firm actions to address the yen's significant undervaluation. · 세계일보

Erin Brown, Deputy Treasury Secretary of the United States, stated that a meeting between US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov was productive. ·

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Erin Brown, Deputy Secretary of the US Treasury, stated that it is important to maintain dialogue between the US and Russia even during periods of conflict. ·

Lenta.ruRussia

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda stated in a press conference that he will fully discuss interest rate hikes at every meeting, including the next financial policy decision meeting. · 세계일보

Global bond yields surged, with the US 10-year yield rising to 4.799% for the first time since January last year, the UK 30-year yield reaching 5.919%, and the German 10-year yield climbing to 3.339%. · 세계일보

Japan's 10-year government bond yield rose to 3% on the day, marking a 30-year high since September 1996, and subsequently climbed to 3.015% the following day. · 세계일보

Scott Bessent conveyed to Anton Siluanov that military actions must end and that the United States is interested in a peaceful outcome. ·

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