Dollar moves closer to 120 yen line

TOKYO, Japan - An electric board at Gaitame.com Co., a money market brokerage company, in Tokyo shows the U.S. dollar hitting just below the 120 yen line on Dec. 4, 2014. The dollar moved between 119.75 yen and 119.97 yen during the day, its highest level in about seven years and four months, changing hands most frequently at 119.90 yen.

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