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Yen hits new lows even after Japan steps up verbal intervention

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The yen fell further against the dollar on Wednesday, leaving it down a fifth this year as Japan’s government stepped up its verbal intervention aimed at stemming an acute sell-off in the currency.

Japan’s currency declined to ¥144 against the dollar, its weakest level since 1998, despite a shift in language by Japanese officials, which gave the strongest hints to date that they could take action if the currency continues to slide.

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Source: https://www.ft.com/content/98bdaa79-f33c-413f-aa29-8780b50c5c5b

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