The dollar was flat against the yen during directionless Asia trade Wednesday after bouncing back slightly from an 18-month low against the Japanese currency.
The U.S. dollar was USDJPY, +0.09% changing hands at ¥110.31, almost unchanged from ¥110.35 late Tuesday in New York. The greenback fell to ¥109.92 overnight, its lowest level since Oct. 31, 2014.
The Japanese currency has strengthened against the U.S. dollar recently as the Federal Reserve signaled a cautious stance in raising interest rates this year. People are also buying the yen as a haven on concerns about global growth and volatility in riskier assets such as stocks.
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The U.S. dollar was USDJPY, +0.09% changing hands at ¥110.31, almost unchanged from ¥110.35 late Tuesday in New York. The greenback fell to ¥109.92 overnight, its lowest level since Oct. 31, 2014.
The Japanese currency has strengthened against the U.S. dollar recently as the Federal Reserve signaled a cautious stance in raising interest rates this year. People are also buying the yen as a haven on concerns about global growth and volatility in riskier assets such as stocks.
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