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Japan spent 5,918.5 billion yen in a foreign exchange market intervention on April 29 .
The previous record was 5,620.2 billion yen spent on Oct. 21, 2022 .
The intervention was carried out in the form of "stealth" operation, in which financial authorities do not immediately disclose whether they have intervened.
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