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Yen Surges to 155 Against Dollar Amid Fed Rate Hold and BOJ Hike Speculation
The Japanese yen strengthened to the 155 level against the US dollar as traders priced in potential Bank of Japan rate hikes and Federal Reserve officials advocating for steady interest rates. Concurrently, US equity markets rallied on expectations that the central bank will maintain current borrowing costs.
4 Sept, 01:17 — 4 Sept, 01:17
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nikkei-asiaHigh1h ago
Yen continues rise to 155 range on speculation of carry trade reversal
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Dollar falls to 155 yen after Fed governor calls to maintain interest rates
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- The U.S. dollar briefly weakened to the lower 155 yen range in early Tokyo trading Friday, after falling over 3 yen in New York from
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