U.S. Dollar Rebounds January 29 as Bessent Rejects Yen Intervention

U.S. Dollar Rebounds January 29 as Bessent Rejects Yen Intervention

U.S. dollar rebounds on January 29 after Scott Bessent rejected any U.S. support for the yen and reaffirmed a strong dollar policy. The U.S. dollar index rose about 0.4%, putting FX volatility back in focus. For Canadians, a firmer greenback can pressure commodities and nudge the loonie, with knock-on effects for import costs and export-sensitive equities. We outline what changed, why yen intervention risk matters for markets, and how investors in Canada can respond today with clear, practical steps.

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