TOKYO - Japan intervened in the currency market by spending 5.53 trillion yen ($37 billion) over the past month, the Finance Ministry said Wednesday, marking its first official acknowledgment of recent efforts to shore up the currency, which hit a nearly 38-year low against the U.S. dollar during this period.
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