TOKYO -- The Japanese yen fell to a 24-year low on Monday, as the country's central bank continues to buck the global trend of rate hikes and keep monetary policy ultra loose.
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Yen falls past 135 to hit 24-year low versus dollar
Japanese currency keeps weakening despite BOJ, government concerns
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The Japanese yen fell past 135 versus the dollar on the way to hitting a 24-year low on Monday. (Photo by Karina Nooka)
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