With the yen weakening to a one-year low against the dollar, the chances that the authorities will intervene to stem its slide have risen. That would probably have little success if interest rate differentials moved further against the yen. But with the exchange rate substantially undervalued, our view that US Treasury yields will fall over the coming months suggests that intervention could push the yen towards fair value.
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