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Many factors to consider if FX moves are 'excessive' -Japan Finance MinisterJapanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said on Friday there were many factors to consider in determining whether moves in the foreign exchange market were 'excessive', adding that there were no changes in how the government would deal with them. Japanese authorities are focusing on the speed of currency fluctuations rather than targeting at any specific levels when they judge any need to intervene in the currency market to stem excessive volatility, analysts say. 'There's no change in the government stance,' Suzuki said, when asked about intervention and what defines an excessive move.
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