Dollar tumbles to 157 yen level

Dollar tumbles to 157 yen level

A financial monitor in Tokyo shows the dollar plunging to the 157 yen level in early New York trading on July 11, 2024, from over 161 yen earlier in the day, in reaction to the release of June's U.S. consumer price index.

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