Dollar surges further

Dollar surges further

The dollar surges above the 141 yen line in early trading Tuesday June 9, hitting 141.11 yen at one point, the highest level in Tokyo since June 19, 1991. Dealers active at Tokyo's Ueda Harlow Ltd. ==Kyodo

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