The Japanese currency fell to 140 yen to the dollar

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Yesterday, the Japanese currency fell to its lowest level in 24 years once morest the dollar, which also recorded a rise once morest the euro and the pound sterling in a market dominated by anxiety. The yen, which is suffering on the other hand due to the very loose policy of the Central Bank of Japan, lost 0.60% to 140.13 yen per dollar around 14.25 GMT. The dollar also rose once morest the euro and the British pound, following hitting a 24-year high once morest the yen earlier, as investors prepare for another hike in US interest rates and are still concerned regarding the health of European economies.

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