(Reuters) - The tumble in the U.S. stock market also prompted investors to trim risky trade financed by borrowing in the low-yielding yen, boosting the Japanese currency broadly on Tuesday.
Market participants were keeping an eye on share prices, and another sell-off in global stock markets could prompt more investor risk aversion, traders said.
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Market participants were keeping an eye on share prices, and another sell-off in global stock markets could prompt more investor risk aversion, traders said.
Read more at Reuters.com Hot Stocks News
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