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Yen’s recent moves have been "rough" – Japan’s FinMin Aso warns

Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso was on the wires today, warning markets over the recent yen’s strength which negates the positive impact of PM Abe’s policy reforms.

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It's clear that recent (JPY) moves have been rough

I'll keep a close watch on movements in the foreign exchange market

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