Gov't says excessive forex move undesirable

Gov't says excessive forex move undesirable

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda responds to questions by reporters at the prime minister's office on March 13 on the yen's rapid rise against the U.S. dollar and a political deadlock over the selection of the next Bank of Japan governor.

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