Dollar rebounds to mid-110 yen in early Tokyo trading

TOKYO, Japan - The board at a foreign exchange dealer in Tokyo's Shimbashi district indicates the yen-dollar rate early July 22. The dollar rebounded after briefly plunging more than 3 yen to fall into 109 yen territory overnight in New York on news of China's revaluation of its currency.

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