TOKYO -- The Japanese yen continued to trade stronger against the dollar on Tuesday as the ruling coalition's loss in an upper house election over the weekend was within investor expectations.
But political uncertainty hangs over Japanese financial markets, analysts say
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The ruling coalition’s loss in an upper house election held over the weekend was within investor expectations. (Photo by Akira Kodaka)
TOKYO -- The Japanese yen continued to trade stronger against the dollar on Tuesday as the ruling coalition's loss in an upper house election over the weekend was within investor expectations.