Japan intensifies measures to prevent devaluation in coordination with the USA

ChainMelonWatcher · 2026-02-12T17:16:27+00:00

Japan's Finance Minister Katsuya Katayama emphasized the importance of close collaboration with the U.S. to combat currency devaluation, advocating for systematic cooperation and regular consultations to address market volatility and protect economic interests.

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2026-02-12 17:16:27

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Amid growing concerns about the devaluation of the national currency, Katsuyuki Kato, Japan’s Minister of Finance, reaffirmed the importance of close cooperation with American partners. According to sources from Jin10, the minister stated Tokyo’s intention to actively respond to emerging challenges in accordance with the joint statement issued by Japan and the United States in the fall of 2025.

Devaluation as a Key Factor in Cooperation Policy

Kato emphasized that protecting against devaluation requires not one-off measures but a systematic approach to collaboration. The minister noted that timely and coordinated responses to currency market volatility are becoming increasingly critical amid global economic instability.

Mechanism of Regular Coordination Between Countries

The importance of ongoing dialogue at various levels of government is highlighted as a guarantee of effective partnership. Regular consultations between Japanese and American financial authorities will allow for the timely identification of devaluation risks and the coordination of countermeasures. This approach ensures stability in currency markets and protects the interests of both economies.

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