Yen traders brace for BoJ holiday intervention risk
Japan’s 30-year bond sale demand is reported stronger than the 12-month average, while yen traders brace for potential holiday intervention risk around the BoJ. Risk sentiment is also pressured by public-debt and oil-price worries.
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