TOKYO -- The big yen carry trade partially responsible for the selloff in Japanese stocks earlier this month will likely reemerge once volatility subsides, strategists say.
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Japanese yen traded at 143.59 to the dollar at one point on Monday morning, the highest level since Aug. 5. (Nikkei montage / Source photos by Reuters, Uichiro Kasai and Mizuho Miyazaki)
TOKYO -- The big yen carry trade partially responsible for the selloff in Japanese stocks earlier this month will likely reemerge once volatility subsides, strategists say.