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中文(ZH) 日本新一轮救汇行动或已耗资870亿美元

Japan spends $87B to support yen; Teads sues Google over ad tech practices

Japan's central bank may have spent approximately $87 billion (11 trillion yen) in its latest efforts to support the yen's exchange rate, according to calculations based on recent monetary market data. Separately, advertising technology company Teads has filed a lawsuit against Google and Alphabet in a New York federal court, seeking damages for alleged anti-competitive practices in the ad tech market, following a similar ruling against Google in Virginia. AI

IMPACT This cluster has minimal direct AI impact, focusing on macroeconomic policy and a lawsuit within the advertising technology sector.

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Japan spends $87B to support yen; Teads sues Google over ad tech practices

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  1. 36氪 (36Kr) TIER_1 中文(ZH) ·

    Japan's new round of currency rescue operations may have cost $87 billion

    美国方面近日称,为了支撑日元汇率,在最新一轮的外汇干预行动中,日本央行可能已经动用了约870亿美元,相当于11万亿日元的资金。消息称,根据日本央行的最新货币市场数据推算,日本央行在7月30日和31日的外汇干预中,很可能分别动用了530亿美元和340亿美元,总共870亿美元、相当于11万亿日元的资金来买入日元,以支撑日元汇率。(央视新闻)