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日元兑美元跌至7月以来最低水平 日本财相发言警告

The yen has fallen to its lowest level against the US dollar since July, prompting warnings from Japan's Finance Minister.

Breakings ·  Jan 7 12:47

The yen's exchange rate against the US dollar has dropped to its lowest level since July, performing worse than all major currencies; analysts attribute the yen's decline to capital outflows from Japanese retail investors and the Tokyo fixing price. Investments through Japan's individual savings accounts (NISA), along with the funds related to the Tokyo fixing, have caused the yen to weaken. The yen's decline led to a warning from Japan's Finance Minister, Katsunobu Kato, that the authorities would take appropriate actions to prevent excessive fluctuations in the exchange rates, but the yen only recovered part of its losses, with the yen falling 0.3% against the US dollar to 158.09. Earlier in the session, the yen had temporarily declined 0.5% to 158.42. Akira Moroga, chief market strategist at Aozora Bank Ltd, indicated that as the new year approaches, overseas investments might sell the yen through NISA.

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