[Analysts: The likelihood of U.S.-Japan joint intervention in the forex market to boost the yen is low] According to a report by Golden Finance, on July 2, Russell Matthews, an analyst at RBC BlueBay Asset Management, stated that the likelihood of U.S.-Japan joint intervention in the forex market to boost the yen is currently low. He pointed out that the relative stability of core government bond yields may make the U.S. reluctant to intervene. However, as the yen continues to weaken, Japan's long-term government bond yields may experience greater volatility, such as the 10-year government bond yield approaching 3.0%. He added that this volatility could spread to U.S. Treasury bonds and global government bonds, thereby increasing the necessity for joint intervention. The institution holds a neutral stance on the yen. Matthews noted that intervention measures Tokyo might take seem to be 'increasingly random and sporadic.'