World finance ministers held a conference call late on Thursday evening US time to discuss Japan, raising the possibility of large-scale co-ordinated currency intervention for the first time in a decade.
France convened the call of finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of Seven industrialised nations to discuss the yen, prompting speculation about co-ordinated action to stabilise the Japanese currency.
However, officials said Japan had not made such a request, and ministers were not expected to agree firm policy action.
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