The Japanese yen has risen to a seven-month high against the US dollar. This movement is driven by expectations of hawkish monetary policy from the Bank of Japan and the repatriation of capital by domestic investors ahead of upcoming US inflation reports.
The Japanese currency is lifted by hawkish BOJ bets and capital repatriation by Japanese investors.
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