Yen in New York briefly strengthens to around ¥155.20 per dollar, strongest level in about a month since Japan-U.S. coordinated intervention

The yen in New York trading briefly strengthened to around ¥155.20 per dollar, reaching its strongest level in about a month since the Japan-U.S. coordinated intervention.

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The yen strengthened against the dollar in the New York market, briefly rising to around ¥155.20 per dollar.

This level has drawn attention as the yen's strongest since the Japan-U.S. coordinated intervention and is reported to be the highest in about a month.

The source is said to be The Yomiuri Shimbun, with auone.jp republishing the report.

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TradingIn New York trading, the yen briefly strengthened against the dollar to around ¥155.20 per dollar

DateIn the context of the yen's stronger level since the Japan-U.S. coordinated intervention continuing

NatureDescribed as the yen's strongest level in about a month

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