Dollar Sinks Against Yen: A New Intervention or Bets on BoJ Hikes?
The dollar slid over 2% to a one-month low against the yen as BoJ hike bets and intervention chatter collided ahead of the Sept. 18 decision.
The dollar got weaker against the yen (another country's money) because people think Japan might raise interest rates soon, which makes yen more attractive to own. When you watch dollar-related stocks, notice if the dollar keeps getting weaker—that can change how companies that sell things around the world make money.
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