Dollar Sinks Against Yen: A New Intervention or Bets on BoJ Hikes?
The dollar slid over 2% to a one-month low against the yen as BoJ hike bets and intervention chatter collided ahead of the Sept. 18 decision.
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Kevin Warsh's hawkish Fed debut lifted the dollar to a 13-month high. History shows the greenback tends to gain after Fed hikes.
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