Yen Falls, Temporarily Breaches ¥160 Per Dollar in the Lower ¥160s, a 2.5-Month Low, Tokyo Market (Jiji Press)

In the Tokyo market on the 13th, the yen temporarily fell to the lower ¥160s per dollar, hitting a 2.5-month low. Market trading trends are being closely watched.

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The yen in the Tokyo market temporarily fell to the lower ¥160s per dollar, marking a new 2.5-month low.

This move indicates the current level of the foreign exchange market and has become a point of focus regarding the yen's future direction.

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DateThe yen fell to the lower ¥160s per dollar temporarily in the Tokyo market on 13 November

LevelIt temporarily fell to the lower ¥160s, hitting a 2.5-month low

LocationTokyo foreign exchange market

PeriodIt reached a 2.5-month low

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