According to BlockBeats, on August 3, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter stated, "Our administration supports trusted partners. Economic security is national security, and the U.S.-Japan alliance is built on both. Last Friday's coordinated foreign exchange action addressed the disorderly fluctuations of the yen. The Treasury Department is closely monitoring the situation and communicating closely with colleagues at the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Japan. We will not hesitate to participate in further joint interventions."

The FIMA repurchase facility (Foreign and International Monetary Authorities Repurchase Facility) is an important safety net. We encourage its expansion in the coming months. We strongly support Japan's decisive market and monetary measures to correct the significant undervaluation of the yen.

According to BlockBeats, on August 3rd, US President Trump stated on Sunday (Eastern Time): "At the request of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Iran, the strike against Iran was cancelled. If it weren't for their request, a massive attack on Iran would have been launched last night. Iran is aware of the scale of that attack. I believe there is an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz, and a denuclearization agreement will be reached. We are in talks with them in the form of negotiations, starting tomorrow afternoon (Tuesday morning Beijing time). We are ready to act."

Trump also addressed the yen: "The United States intervened because of our good relationship with Japan. We have always supported Japan, and the United States has gained economic benefits from the relevant arrangements."