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A private member of Japan’s Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy said the Bank of Japan should continue raising rates at a moderate pace, ideally every six months, to correct excessive yen depreciation. He said that pace would not harm domestic investment and expects the BOJ to hike at year-end, again in summer next year, then pause. He added he personally regards a June hike as appropriate, warning that delaying would risk further yen weakness and hurt households.

Sources say Japanese authorities are gradually abandoning the practice of issuing advance warnings to reduce intervention risk and are shifting focus to targeting speculators. Any intervention would be timed not to a specific yen level but to prevent excessive yen depreciation.