A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

Japan’s finance minister confirmed that Japan and the United States share a common stance on foreign exchange following their summit, signaling continued coordination on currency policy between the two allies. The statement, reported by First Squawk, did not disclose specific exchange-rate levels or intervention commitments, leaving markets to interpret the alignment as a caution against excessive yen volatility. The yen’s recent swings have drawn scrutiny from Japanese authorities, and the reaffirmed US-Japan understanding may reduce the risk of sharp, disorderly currency moves that could spill into global asset markets. Traders will watch upcoming US and Japanese data, along with any follow-up remarks from the finance ministry, for clues on whether the shared stance translates into concrete action.