Japanese yen falls to lowest level since 1986
The Japanese yen slumped to its lowest level against the US dollar since 1986 on Tuesday, keeping investors on alert for possible intervention from authorities, while the dollar backed away from 13-month highs ahead of jobs data that could influence the U.S. rate outlook. Nadia Elbilassy, Senior Market Analyst at Equiti Group, has more.
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