Dollar falls below 110 yen

Dollar falls below 110 yen

TOKYO, Japan - The U.S. dollar is traded below 110 yen on the Tokyo foreign exchange market Sept. 1, prompting Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiromu Nonaka to express concern that a higher yen could adversely affect Japan's economic recovery.

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