Yen strengthens sharply, triggering speculation of intervention
TOKYO -- The Japanese yen rose sharply after briefly depreciating past 160 against the U.S. dollar on Monday morning for a fresh 34-year low against the greenback.
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TOKYO -- The Japanese yen rose sharply after briefly depreciating past 160 against the U.S. dollar on Monday morning for a fresh 34-year low against the greenback.
Support for the currency follows a years-long slide that even Japan’s first interest rate hike since 2007 and broad optimism about the economy has failed to arrest.
More tellingly, global sales of fashion and leather goods – LVMH’s biggest division – to Chinese customers in their home market and abroad rose 10 per cent, indicating that spending by Chinese tourists overseas helped offset weak sales at home. A large portion of their spending abroad was in Japan.
TOKYO -- The Japanese yen briefly dropped past 160 to the U.S. dollar on Monday morning, marking a fresh 34-year low against the greenback. The yen also fell past 171 per euro, an all-time low since the European currency was launched in 1999.
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TOKYO/NEW YORK -- Japan's currency fell past 158 yen to the dollar on Friday in a quickening sell-off after the Bank of Japan left interest rates unchanged, even as the outlook for an early U.S. rate cut fades.
TOKYO -- The Japanese currency fell sharply past 156 to the dollar on Friday, after the Bank of Japan held firm to its monetary policy, heightening threats of government intervention.
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