A visible to-do list at Camp David pointed to a possible foreign-exchange operation involving Japanese yen, a move that would be notable for U.S. currency policy if pursued.
A visible note tied to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent at Camp David revealed a proposal for the United States to buy $5 billion to $10 billion worth of Japanese yen, Reuters said. The item points to a potential foreign-exchange intervention, which can be used by governments to influence currency markets by buying or selling reserves. No outcome, timing, or confirmation of any transaction was provided in the source.