By Anirban Nag SYDNEY (Reuters) - The yen rose to as high as 89.17 per dollar in early Asian trade, from around 90.00 per dollar late on Friday when it gained over 1.5 percent. The euro inched up to $1.4715, from $1.4708 late... [read full story]
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