Fujii hints at intervention to stem steeper yen rise

Fujii hints at intervention to stem steeper yen rise

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Hirohisa Fujii speaks at a news conference at the Finance Ministry in Tokyo on Sept. 29, 2009. Fujii indicated the government may step into the currency market to stem the yen's rapid appreciation, saying Tokyo may take steps if exchange rates move ''abnormally.'' (Kyodo)

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