(Bloomberg) -- The yen rebounded from a record low
versus the euro after terrorists targeted central London and
Glasgow, prompting investors to pare purchases of riskier assets.
Japan's yen advanced against 12 of the 16 most-actively
traded currencies tracked by Bloomberg as investors unwind so-
called carry trades. The yen also gained versus the dollar as the
Bank of Japan's Tankan report showed confidence among
manufacturers held near a two-year high, adding to expectations
the central bank will raise interest rates this year.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
versus the euro after terrorists targeted central London and
Glasgow, prompting investors to pare purchases of riskier assets.
Japan's yen advanced against 12 of the 16 most-actively
traded currencies tracked by Bloomberg as investors unwind so-
called carry trades. The yen also gained versus the dollar as the
Bank of Japan's Tankan report showed confidence among
manufacturers held near a two-year high, adding to expectations
the central bank will raise interest rates this year.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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