The U.S. and Japan pulled off a rare currency maneuver, selling euros to buy yen and prop up the Japanese currency—while subtly avoiding signals of a weaker dollar that could fuel inflation. Japan’s Finance Ministry joined in, helping push the yen higher as markets react. Though the scale is small, it hints at broader global coordination—and raises questions about what’s next if other powers like the ECB join in.
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