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william pesek is a columnist and author focusing on economics in asia joined us earlier.ained if tokyo might intervene. he explained if tokyo might intervene-— he explained if tokyo might intervene. , , , intervene. i'm a bit surprised that the doj _ intervene. i'm a bit surprised that the d0] has _ intervene. i'm a bit surprised that the d0] has been - intervene. i'm a bit surprised that the d0] has been so - that the doj has been so quiet of late and very tolerant of the weaker yen. there are great expectations right now that we will see intervention in the days ahead —— boj. i think one of the reasons why we have not seen intervention is because i think the bank ofjapan is worried that it will fail and if it does fail and the yen does not stabilise that might actually be a signal to markets to push the yen even lower. and i think in many ways the b0] governor is a fairly new entity at b0] and has only been around since april. i think he is looking right to try and figure out different options to stabilise yen without intervening. but certainly intervention does seem to

earlier i spoke with william pesek, and author of asian economies.out whether tokyo may intervene. i am surprised the boj has been quiet of late and very tolerant of the weaker yen. there are great expectations now that we'll see intervention in the days ahead and one reason why you have not seen intervention is because the bank ofjapan is worried it would fail and if that fails, and the yen does not stabilise, that might be a signal to markets to push the yen even lower. in many ways the boj governor is a fairly new entity at the boj, only been around since april. i think he is looking around to figure out different options to stabilise the yen without intervening, but intervention seems to be in the cards relatively soon. indeed, in the past it cost a lot of money but hasn't really worked. meanwhile in china the yuan level is set by the people's bank of china. do you expect further intervention by the authorities? when you look at the chinese currency that is down about 5%, half of the japanese yen, forjapan and china, the idea that these currencie