**BREAKING: Euro Plunges Against Yen on Japanese Intervention Fears**
The Euro crashed against the Japanese Yen on Wednesday, dropping from 185.75 to 183.64 in volatile trading as markets brace for potential Japanese government intervention in foreign exchange markets. The sharp move represents a two-week low for EUR/JPY and reflects broader weakness across all Yen pairs.
Speculation is mounting that Japanese authorities have entered the currency markets to support the Yen, triggering panic selling across major crosses. The sudden collapse in EUR/JPY and other Yen pairs suggests traders are unwinding carry trade positions rapidly to avoid being caught on the wrong side of official intervention.
Traders should monitor for confirmation from Japanese Ministry of Finance officials regarding actual intervention activity. The move comes as Tokyo has repeatedly warned against excessive Yen weakness in recent months.
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FXnCO Insight
** Traders holding short Yen positions should implement tight stop-losses immediately, as confirmed intervention could trigger further aggressive unwinding of carry trades and amplify volatility across Asian and European currency pairs.
Source: FXStreet