TOKYO -- Asian currencies have fared better than the dollar after the U.S. unleashed new tariffs last week, sparking concerns that the country will tip into a recession.
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A money changer in Singapore: Japanese yen, a safe-haven asset, has strengthened more than 2% against the dollar since Thursday. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Asian currencies have fared better than the dollar after the U.S. unleashed new tariffs last week, sparking concerns that the country will tip into a recession.