Will crude oil prices jump soon?

Undoubtedly, interest rate hikes due to exchange intervention started everything. Investors are furious.
The Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Japan made a mistake in their approach. I don't understand the market mentality or reaction at all.
While there was a downturn in the US economy, even though the Federal Reserve anticipated a rate cut in September, I doubt that the surprise interest rate hike in July was also affected by political pressure and the presidential election.
The economic damage caused by this impact is enormous.

Although there was no mention of the presence or absence of intervention from Secretary Yellen, comments were clearly restrained.
Just when I blatantly thought the Bank of Japan had overstepped the intervention, it happened. Focus on whether the yen will return to a weak trend at the beginning of the week.

153 yen? They intervened so often, and I wonder how much of my current account they spent. In the end, it depends on US interest rates, so you should be well aware that the yen will only temporarily appreciate.
The Bank of Japan must be in pain too. Interest rates can't be raised right away, and I don't want to dabble in government bonds.
Even if the market reacts temporarily, in the end, dollar buying accelerates every time various US economic indicators are announced, and it approaches 160 yen again. A trade is assumed in anticipation of that trend.