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10-22-2017, 05:25 PM
Yen at three-month lows on Abe win, euro struggles with Spain
Japan's yen hit three-month lows on Monday as an election win for the government gave a green light for super-easy monetary policy, while the euro eased as Spain's constitutional crisis aggravated concerns about political unity in the bloc. The U.S. dollar was the major beneficiary as President Donald Trump and Republicans took a small step toward tax cuts, boosting Wall Street stocks and lifting bond yields. Nikkei futures (NKc1) also pointed to opening gains of around 1 percent for Japanese shares after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe looked to have easily won in national elections.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/yen-three-month-lows-abe-222342572.html?.tsrc=rss
Japan's yen hit three-month lows on Monday as an election win for the government gave a green light for super-easy monetary policy, while the euro eased as Spain's constitutional crisis aggravated concerns about political unity in the bloc. The U.S. dollar was the major beneficiary as President Donald Trump and Republicans took a small step toward tax cuts, boosting Wall Street stocks and lifting bond yields. Nikkei futures (NKc1) also pointed to opening gains of around 1 percent for Japanese shares after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe looked to have easily won in national elections.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/yen-three-month-lows-abe-222342572.html?.tsrc=rss