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Yen Strengthens Past 157 Per Dollar, Outperforming G-10 Peers
Source: Bloomberg
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The yen strengthened beyond ¥157 per dollar on Wednesday, supported by Japanese government warnings over currency moves and quarter-end flows. The move highlights intervention risk and official concern over yen weakness, though the article provides no indication of an actual policy action.
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