Japan's currency interventions: 3 things to know

Tokyo believed to have acted alone in recent moves to stabilize weakening yen

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The consensus needed for a coordinated foreign-exchange intervention appears harder to come by now than during past periods of dollar strength.

TOMOHIRO EBUCHI, Nikkei staff writer

TOKYO -- Japan has intervened at least twice in two months in the currency market to try to halt a sell-off in the yen, taking one of the most dramatic global actions yet this year against a strong dollar.

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