Yen Slides to 160 Threshold as Intervention Fears Mount
The yen weakened past 159 per dollar, nearing the 160 intervention line as U.S. rate expectations keep the dollar bid.
The yen weakened past 159 per dollar, nearing the 160 intervention line as U.S. rate expectations keep the dollar bid.
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